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Currently catching up on something I should have done decades ago, and reading the Chronicles of Amber. Darn it's good!

Still on something like my rhythm, so the last three books: One by One by Ruth Ware, a pretty conventional thriller novel by someone...

I finished reading Morris' The Wood Beyond the World. It had the fairytale quality that the Ballantine Adult Fantasy series at its best...

Started Wicked Problems, the 2nd book in Max Gladstone's Craft Wars series. Good so far, and I'm confident it'll be a banger, just like...

I've come around to the appeal of cremation. Less muss & fuss. I tend to remember things visually, so shelves are preferable. Trying to...

Getting a Kobo changed my life (I use a Kindle now, because it gets even deeper discounts, but same thing). I donated all those boxes of...

I technically have a kindle somewhere; used it for a few weeks when I went to Thailand (family stuff) because it just wasn't practical...

Concur. I've reread them a couple of times over the years and make a point of doing the whole series at once when I do so. Probably my...

Love it when ENWorld decides I don't need thread updates anymore. Anyway, I read all the Chanur books. I hadn't read them all in order...

Especially if they get the Starfishers related short stories in there. (Does the one imply a Cook multiverse with Black Company and...

You ever read Glen Cook's Tower of Fear? The subject matter, tone and general situation are fairly similar, and as one of his rare...

His earlier work does tend to get overlooked, unfortunately, but they're some of my favorites of his body of work as well. I wasn't...

On my long term mystery list, but plan to read Judge Dee and Maigret first (maybe, going to give them each 2 more books). I read...

I finished reading Soul of the City, the next Thieves World anthology. As the series progresses, it seems to focus more and more on...

Translation State is largely focused on aliens, and is as reliably great as all her SF books.