What'cha Reading?

[Julius_Van_Der_Beak]

That series/world is in my top five Sci fi/fantasy worlds. I love the books so much. Also there are some shorter robot books that go hand in hand with that series.

I like that they cover the broad sweep of future history rather than focusing on a single individual. It zooms out and is massive on a scope of both time and space.

[EJCC]

Simultaneously reading "The Starless Sea" by Erin Morgenstern and "You Never Forget Your First: A Biography of George Washington" by Alexis Coe.

[Peter Deadpan]

Beatrice Chestnut's social 2 description.
I've read it before. Too many times.

[laintpe]

Grant requirements. 1/5 stars.

[Tina&Jane]

Vanishing New York, Jeremiah Moss
In Accelerated Silence, Brooke Matson

[ceecee]

RX Appalachia by Lesly-Marie Buer

[Tranquillity]

Relationship Goals by Pastor Michael Todd

[The Cat]

Books.

[Lark]

Reading Jennifer Government and The Corn Maiden, enjoying the former a lot, although it seems a little cliche reading it now it was probably cutting edge when it was written and neo-liberalism or free markets where more of a popular ideology, the later is creepy, like I've not read far into it at all and its got me creeped out.

[The Cat]

Reading Jennifer Government and The Corn Maiden, enjoying the former a lot, although it seems a little cliche reading it now it was probably cutting edge when it was written and neo-liberalism or free markets where more of a popular ideology, the later is creepy, like I've not read far into it at all and its got me creeped out.

do you like horror short stories? Have you ever read Nocturnes by John Connolly?