In a grim but timely coincidence given the recent events, just finished reading Ta-Nahesi Coates âBetween the World And Meâ. Powerful stuff.
When you finally finish with Melville, if youâre still in the mood for sea storiesâŚever tried the Aubrey/Maturin books?
Theyâre vastly superior to the rest of the Napoleonic naval genre; fantastic characters, beautifully written.
I love Children of Men, the movie and book are so different though. Not in bad ways at all, but they are almost completely different experiences.
Fuck It: The Ultimate Spiritual Way
Not an approach I would reccomend where it comes to political action⌠but there is a lot of stuff in life that really doesnât matter and/or canât be helped by stressing about it. Itâs been on my reading list for a while, and after some unnecessary drama yesterday at work compounded by summer SAD, it seemed like a good time to start this one.
Iâve read a few other books on Buddhism and Taoism in general. This oneâs really approachable.
Not yet (o god there are so many! ). Iâm reading Moby Dick because I read Sea of Glory, and I still need to get to In the Heart of the Sea. So many books, so little time! 
The movie has been in my Netflix queue for ⌠years 
âjust reading the synopsis I can see they made some, ah, changes.
It is a very good movie. I still think about it from time to time which is my hallmark for good movies.
64% of the way through this gargantuan novel (Too Like The Lightning) âŚ
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*facepalm*
Charlie Jane Andersâ All the Birds in the Sky. Borrowed it knowing nothing about it, but had heard good things. I thought it was SF, but apparently not. Also just read Fight Club 2. I should try it again but it is actively hostile to the reader. Typical for Palahniuk, I guess. Heâs done (much) better.
Just finished this, which was pretty good:
and am now reading:
and
Does this mean you donât like it? I picked it up for my sweetie and was going to read it once Iâm done with StephensonâŚ
No, it just isnât SF, more fantasy. Iâm enjoying it fine - but Iâm only about 1/4 of the way through anyway.
Well, let me know what you think when youâre done. Iâve loved reading her over at io9, so I was hoping this was a good read.
I just finished Too Like The Lightning and Iâm extremely annoyed. Yâall have suckered me into starting an unfinished series. Even if it is a series of two. 
This is why I havenât started reading A Song of Ice and Fire yet. Iâve done it repeatedly (and will do it again) for Tad Williamsâ books, though (new Osten Ard books coming!).
@anon61221983 Iâm about halfway through All the Birds in the Sky now. Still liking it. Got a nicely humorous tone to it.
Finished, just unpublished.
Iâm skeptical. I never thought that Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn needed a sequel. I thought that the series left just about the right amount unresolved.
Iâll probably read it, but I donât particularly have high hopes for it.
Thereâs 4 of them planned (2 coming out early next year).
A bridging novel, The Heart of What Was Lost, and then a new trilogy, The Last King of Osten Ard.
MST doesnât need a sequel, but I love Tad Williamsâ books, so Iâll take something new from him, even if itâs a retread.
