What are you reading this year 2020?

Zaukrie · Jun 1, 2020

Just finished Shadows Linger and White Rose. There is something about the way these books are written that I really like. Not sure I can put my finger on it w/o thinking about it more. Next? Unsure what is next, but I have dozens to choose from......

dragoner · Jun 1, 2020

Finished the SFWA Science Fiction Hall of Fame, short stories and novelette; one can really see sci-fi hitting it's stride in the late 50's early 60's with Bester's Fondly Fahrenheit and Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes. Now I am reading Norton's Moon of Three Rings, another inadvertent score from the bottom of a box of books.

Nellisir · Jun 2, 2020

Just read Raum, by Carl Sherrell (pub. 1977). Not groundbreaking, but much more enjoyable than I expected.

trappedslider · Jun 3, 2020

Just started The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (A Hunger Games Novel) and omg...

Levistus's_Leviathan · Jun 3, 2020

I started the Conan series. They're very simple and entertaining reads, but no high quality literature is contained in the book.

Eyes of Nine · Jun 3, 2020

trappedslider said:
Just started The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (A Hunger Games Novel) and omg...

omg good or omg bad or omg other?

trappedslider · Jun 4, 2020

Eyes of Nine said:
omg good or omg bad or omg other?

omg good and other..I'm feeling sorry for someone i'd never thought i'd feel sorry for

KahlessNestor · Jun 4, 2020

trappedslider said:
omg good and other..I'm feeling sorry for someone i'd never thought i'd feel sorry for

I have that in my cart to order the next time I'm ordering books. Good to hear it's good.

dragoner · Jun 7, 2020

So just finished Moon of Three Rings by Andre Norton, sort of a specialty of hers, mixing fantastic and mundane; this story follows the crew member of a Free Trader that is on a medieval planet for a trading fair, who gets involved with machinations involving a competing trading "combine" and humanoid aliens, where they trade bodies to become a wolf-like animal.

Next up is Year of the Unicorn by Andre Norton, last one from the find of books I didn't know I had.

Eyes of Nine · Jun 8, 2020

dragoner said:
So just finished Moon of Three Rings by Andre Norton, sort of a specialty of hers, mixing fantastic and mundane; this story follows the crew member of a Free Trader that is on a medieval planet for a trading fair, who gets involved with machinations involving a competing trading "combine" and humanoid aliens, where they trade bodies to become a wolf-like animal.

Next up is Year of the Unicorn by Andre Norton, last one from the find of books I didn't know I had.

Sounds like a Traveller adventure...?