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Iszdope

Iszdope

Forum regular
#581
May 15, 2020
Jacinda Ardern: A New Kind of Leader.
 
Hayashi.226

Hayashi.226

Forum veteran
#582
May 15, 2020
Finished with Blood of Elves, now starting Time of Contempt.

I loved how the relationship between Ciri and Yenn developed in the last chapter if Blood of Elves, there was even an occasion (slip of the tongue maybe?) where Yenn referred to Ciri as "daughter".
 
SunspotOcelot

SunspotOcelot

Fresh user
#583
May 20, 2020
Hayashi.226 said:
Finished with Blood of Elves, now starting Time of Contempt.

I loved how the relationship between Ciri and Yenn developed in the last chapter if Blood of Elves, there was even an occasion (slip of the tongue maybe?) where Yenn referred to Ciri as "daughter".
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Yes, I agree, that was great character building, the character building with the relationship with Triss and Ciri is funny and great as well.
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Currently have read ;
  1. The Last Wish
  2. Sword of Destiny
  3. Season of Storms
  4. Blood of Elves
  5. Time of Contempt
  6. Baptism of Fire
  7. The Tower of the Swallow
Now reading;
8. The Lady of the lake (almost finished with it)
 
Draconifors

Draconifors

Moderator
#584
Jul 27, 2020
The Escape by David Baldacci.

Not far in yet, but Baldacci's novels have never disappointed so I'm sure this one won't either.
 
Codecypher

Codecypher

Forum regular
#585
Jul 27, 2020
Infinite Love Is The Only Truth: Everything Else Is An Illusion by David Icke.

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Everything Else is Illusion Quite simply, the cutting edge just moved! Never before has a book explained with such clarity why 'physical' reality is merely an illusion that only exists in our brain. Fantastic? Sure it is. But David Icke's information, presented in a way that everyone can understand, is a life-changing exposure of both the illusion we believe to be 'real' and the way this illusion is generated and manipulated...

Great book.
 
Iszdope

Iszdope

Forum regular
#586
Jul 28, 2020
Lil' Donnie Vol 1: Executive Privilege
 
cyberpunk_2021

cyberpunk_2021

Fresh user
#587
Aug 9, 2020
I just started Hemispheres written by Mark Everglade. I haven't read enough to give an opinion yet but I would have started before if that fucking virus hasn't kept me so busy for the last couple of months.
 
4meg

4meg

Wordrunner
#588
Aug 10, 2020
The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester. It's been a while and it's just as good as I remember. If you haven't read it you really should. This book was a huge influence on William Gibson when writing Neuromancer.
 
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Draco_Aureum

Draco_Aureum

Fresh user
#589
Aug 10, 2020
Read my first fantasy novel at 11, and almost 40 years later it is pretty much still the only genre I read.. Always thought the definition of a good book is one you would pick up again and re-read. There are just so many books worth your attention its difficult to whittle it down, so just a few off the top of my head

Personal favorites

Anything by David Gemmell
Ari Marmell Conqueror series and Goblin corps - bad guys as the heroes for a change
Jim C. Hines - Jig the goblin series - laugh out loud funny
Robert Lynn Asprin - The "Myth" series (and also the Phules company series - set in space but equally readable and funny)

A little darker (maybe a lot)

Any of Joe Abercrombie's novels are well worth your time
Brian Staveley - The Unhewn throne series

And for anyone looking for a series that will take more than a few weeks to burn through - theres always the Wheel of Time series. I was warned when I first picked up book one, that it takes time and patience, as the first novel is in all honesty not great...BUT...once you get through it the following books are excellent, and between 6 and 900 pages per novel, and 14 of them (plus a prequel and two add ons), they will keep you going for some time.
 
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cadberry

cadberry

Forum regular
#590
Aug 11, 2020
The Malazan Book of the Fallen series by Steven Erikson. Currently on book 7. Good fantasy read.
 
Aris_Tarkus

Aris_Tarkus

Forum regular
#591
Aug 11, 2020
Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson. 3rd in series
 
Draconifors

Draconifors

Moderator
#592
Aug 20, 2020
Draconifors said:
The Escape by David Baldacci.
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Finished it today, and it sure did not disappoint. A story doesn't get much more gripping than this was. Baldacci really is a master.

Next up is "The Mitford Murders" by Jessica Fellowes.
More crime. Definitely one of my favourite genres, probably tied for #1 with fantasy. :p
 
Aris_Tarkus

Aris_Tarkus

Forum regular
#593
Aug 20, 2020
Draconifors said:
Finished it today, and it sure did not disappoint. A story doesn't get much more gripping than this was. Baldacci really is a master.

Next up is "The Mitford Murders" by Jessica Fellowes.
More crime. Definitely one of my favourite genres, probably tied for #1 with fantasy. :p
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Have you read any of Louise Penny's novels. Great stuff. My favorite genre after SF/Fantasy
 
Draconifors

Draconifors

Moderator
#594
Aug 20, 2020
Aris_Tarkus said:
Have you read any of Louise Penny's novels.
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Doesn't sound familiar, no.
 
CiriKiri

CiriKiri

Rookie
#595
Sep 3, 2020
I'm currently reading a polish book 'Wlam sie do mozgu' (break into the brain) by Radoslaw Kotarski.

It is about how today's teaching is meaningless and outdated. On the other hand, in Scandinavia they have the best students because their ways are completely different. He describes what European are doing wrong and what are the ways to learn everything more effectively, not only in school but he means also languages for example. He himself learned communicative Dutch in half a year before writing this book.
 
Bottleblonde

Bottleblonde

Forum regular
#596
Sep 4, 2020
A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas. I recommend her Throne of Glass series too.
 
4meg

4meg

Wordrunner
#597
Sep 5, 2020
Reading one I missed in uni. Take Back Plenty by Colin Greenland. A fantastic novel.
 
MegaCityRocker

MegaCityRocker

Fresh user
#598
Sep 21, 2020
Started Burning Chrome recently, also read two books about Lemmy (the coolest musician ever).

Always read comics too, a must. Doing 80s X-Men, as well as keeping up with Savage Dragon and Judge Dredd.
 
SigilFey

SigilFey

Moderator
#599
Oct 5, 2020
Just read The List of Things That Will Not Change, by Rebecca Stead, for coursework I'm teaching. I normally can't stand youth literature, but this was fantastic. Not a single part felt like it was "written for kids". Just a wonderful celebration of growing up and learning to deal with things that are not easy at all.

Definitely recommend if you have a reader between 10-13.
 
Anisoph

Anisoph

Fresh user
#600
Oct 5, 2020
On top of my library are my most beloved classical books. One very popular book in Germany is "Steppenwolf" from Hermann Hesse, which I recommend (I wonder if it's popular in countries outside of Europe) There's also an English version of the book with the same title, so language cannot stop you from reading it ;)
 
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