Literature

Just finished The Spy and The Traitor, a true story of Cold War espionage. Highly recommended.

Just started both Men at Arms by Terry Pratchett and Speaking Bones by Ken Liu which is the 4th book in the Dandelion Dynasty. Highly recommend that series.

I've been reading the 40K Horus heresy series, currently on my 21st book of it.

Hello, first post here. :D I'm reading A Favourite of the Gods by Sybille Bedford.

do comic books count? i just started reading DCeased. otherwise i've finally cracked open Lolita, it's an interesting but disgusting read.

@Kamirose I am currently reading the hobbit

I’m halfway into “Guards! Guards!” by Pratchett. My first story of his, and I’m having so much fun!

Dracula and Treasure Island. I do so love Project Gutenberg and my Kobo

Currently working my way through The Black Company Books by Glen Cook. Just started Shadows Linger the second in the series. I'm liking it so far but not loving it, it's hinted at quite an interesting world and villains and so far we've had a lot of set up and not many mysteries resolved, I'm interested in seeing how it plays out.

Started reading "I Will Teach You to be Rich" by Ramit Sethi after enjoying the Netflix special with my wife. For someone who generally knows their financial ABC's, the show is so far more entertaining than the book, but there are a few good tips in here that I need to bookmark and come back to.

Symbols of Freemasonry. I'm new to the craft and soaking in whatever I can.

Just finished McMindfulness by Ronald E. Purser. It's about the dubious science surrounding mindfulness and the myriad ethical issues it faces.

I’ve always got way too many books going at once. I’m listening to the audiobook of The Overstory by Richard Powers, one of my favorite authors who never disappoints, and, among others, I’m reading The Devil and the Dark Water by Stuart Turton—which is entertaining enough so far, but I’m reserving judgment—and Auē by Becky Manawatu, which is so emotionally devastating at times that I have to take it in small doses.

Hounded from Iron Druid

Not sure if manga counts, but I got a few issues of Bloom Into You at the library. When I saw they had yuri manga there I was so excited

I just completed The Terror by Dan Simmons and I am currently reading the second book in the Malazan series by Erikson, Deadhouse Gates.

Malazan is amazing.

I found quite difficult to assess the Terror. It was quite a long read for the first 700 pages, then I really enjoyed the last 2 hundreds. But in retrospect I appreciate this slow pace so ... I am not sure about my judgement. In the end I am glad to have read it. I also learned a lot about people and cultures of the Artic circle.

After the Malazan novel I will probably follow upon the third one, but I could also switch back to (re) reading Iain M. Banks or reading Peake's Ghormenghast for the first time.