mega thread What book are you reading?

[DebonedAngel 178]

I just recently finished "Tender Is The Flesh" by Augustina Bazterrica, and now I'm re-reading Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre. It's a very good book, but it kinda gets in your head sometimes

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 2,776]

Fyodor Dostoevsky - "Crime and Punishment".

[Clawdeen 12,189]

The first Vampire Kisses novel. 

[Brony Number 42 10,057]

The Star Trek UK Comics volume 2.

[Gun Metal Zebra 2,211]

Anna Karenina- Leo Tolstoy

Edited December 16, 2023 by Gun Metal Zebra

[slavagotchiz 17]

Lately I've been super into Dracula by Bram Stoker, and I love it. I'm trying to get more into reading actual books just so I can develop my own writing skills, especially vampire or vampire-adjacent books. adjacent books. It feels sort of silly to review and recommend classic fiction, but I'm having a lot of fun learning classic vampire lore with this book. Next up is "Interview with a Vampire" by Anne Rice.

[Shiny Silvermoon 3,614]

I'm reading a compilation of novels written by H. P. Lovecraft! 

[StarHeart333 1,763]

Sunburn by r.l. stine

[Tropical Melody 5,965]

Before I'm Gone - Heidi McLaughlin

A woman with a terminal brain tumour is doing her bucket list while she still can...

 

[Sunset Rose 254]

Sestā sieva, Inga Grencberga

[Cash In 22,180]

I just started reading "Avenger" (No, not the superheroes). I have to say that it's pretty grabbing. I read the first 90 or so pages in about a day.

[PastelBread 147]

Currently Babel by R.F. Kuang!

[Starlight Serenade 2,943]

Currently reading a bit of "A History of Russia" by Mark Steinberg. I have a few other random books that were recommended by a few of my friends to read such as "Payback's a Witch" by Lana Harper, "A kind of Spark" by Elle McNicoll, "The Extraordinary Adventures of Alice Tonks" by Emily Kenny, "Can't Hurt me" by David Goggins, and much more! 

Edited March 10 by StarlightNyars

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 2,776]

"The Mysterious Affair at Styles" Agatha Christie.

David Goggins "Can't Hurt Me".

Edited March 11 by ComanderZhabikKlavik

[Denim&Venöm 18,578]

Finished up The Steel Kiss by Jeffery Deaver on audiobook.

It sucked. Don't read it.

Dude needs to hire a better editor. A third of that book could've been chopped and nothing of value would have been lost. An unrelated romantic side story with no tension. A second mystery unfolding with a weak payoff. Insights into the killers mind from the first person, which ruins the mystique. And case report style summaries at the end of every other chapter, which is essentially a filler recap. Maybe in the book it was done like a case file and that looked cool. But on audio book, it was a droning waste of time.  Not to mention that despite the murder/mystery premise, it's mostly a legal/procedural drama. You get more focus on personal injury claims and product liability than you do on investigating the killer. All wrapped up with a bitter sweet, anticlimactic ending.

Don't waste your time like I did with this one. 

 

 

[Brony Number 42 10,057]

Mike Holt's National Electrical Code 2023 study guides. I'm getting good at finding things in the code book.

[TheSupremeLeaderOfChaos 1,206]

I'm most of the way through The Master and Margarita! I cannot recommend this book enough. As simply as I can explain it, it's about the devil coming to Moscow and causing all sorts of antics! Very funny book yet poignant at the perfect moments.

[Fluttershutter 2,388]

Dawnshard by Brandon Sanderson

This book is not long but the Stormlight Archive is MASSIVE!

[StarHeart333 1,763]

Fear street 1-4 quadrillogy set. On book 3 of that the over night currently.

[Luna the Great of all the Russias 2,967]

Jacques Ellul's The Betrayal of the West.

[Dreambiscuit 9,575]

Star Wars: Death Star by Michael Reaves and Steve Perry. I just got started on this one so it may be too early to form much of an opinion. But at the moment I’m enjoying it and looking forward to getting back to reading it. This book always looked intriguing to me and here it is, years later, and I’m finally catching up to it.

[Dabmanz 2,139]

Minecraft master builder Dinosaurs. It has some pretty cool build ideas.

[Divine plywood 1,239]

Sharpe's Company by Bernard Cornwell.

Very exciting read. Shame that I didn't come across with his books on my youth, younger me would had loved them. Better late than never

[Dreambiscuit 9,575]

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. Yeah, y'all know this one. Just thought I'd finally read the thing and see how it compares with the movies. 

[Gun Metal Zebra 2,211]

I am reading SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome, by Mary Beard.