Currently reading/listening to the Dresden series, on White Night right now, listening while I travel for work and the books are great fun
The Case for Space by Robert Zubrin. It's really good so far, it goes into such detail you can really tell the guy has spent his career and lifetime seriously thinking about how humans might live outside of Earth whether that be the Moon, Mars or the Asteroid Belt.
I'm reading The Pillars of the Earth right now. The book started out a bit slow, but I'm really liking it after getting through the first little bit.
I just started reading Super Supportive by Sleyca, I'm really enjoying it so far
I'm reading The Bible for Dummies now lol. I wasn't raised religiously, but I do find it important to have knowledge about other people's beliefs. It analyses the bible, but before that it gives you a very good idea of the origin of Christianity and how it's linked to other Abrahamistic religions. Would recommend if you're interested in learning about religion.
That sounds really interesting! I'm currently reading a book in the same vein called Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why by Bart D. Ehrman. As a formerly religious person it's giving me some really interesting insight into how the bible was written, and how changes occurred and what motivated them.
Finally almost finished with Neuromancer.
Then I'll be flipping to work mode and reading "The Grammar of Systems: From Order to Chaos & Back".
I just finished I, Robot. I actually didn't expect to find Asimov so compelling. In general, I've never been too into the classic sci-fi authors, instead preferring more modern lighter sci-fi. I'm now reading River of Gods by Candace Millard.
This is going to hurt by Adam Kay, a funny biography from a UK first-year doctor
Currently halfway through Mercury Pictures Presents, and almost finished with a reread of EVE: The Burning Life.
I am reading Discworld again. Just started Lords & Ladies and enjoying every minute of it
Started "Moving Pictures" yesterday! After having read Mastermind by Evan Ratcliff recently I need something light and easy to read right now.
Currently reading Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
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