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Also, as an aside, this is one of the few consistently positive and enjoyable threads on the site. It would be great if posters here...

Loved Libertarian Walks Into A Bear, it’s so educational about American libertarianism (and also bears).

My reading is so haphazard these days, I've almost quit noticing if I've finished something. (Which I haven't, at least not since John...

This is similar to why I stopped counting how many books I read in a year. Different books are of different sizes, have different...

I know that is what you said, I was disagreeing with it :D my ranking is Short/Deep (Elegant in quality, Elevating/Inspiring as effect...

Heck, I should send you my want list - Surprising things like Kevin J Anderson's Assemblers of Infinity; (I'd expect that to be...

Are you looking for anything of his in particular? Not an author I'm familiar with, but a couple of years ago I came into possession of...

Nice group of books. (y) For my sanity, I try to restrict my "no, seriously, I need to read these next" list to what fits on the pile on...

As discussed in another thread here, I saw the 1992 Tales of Talislanta book (publisher - Wizards of the Coast before they became...

I've had this around for years. Time to move it up to the top of the list (which is its own sort of list, currently at about 5-8 books...

Finished Middlemarch by George Eliot this morning. It is a hefty thing - 32 hrs in audio - and worth every moment. Eliot puts a whole...

The best starting point for Moorcock is Elric in publication order.

I tried these 10 page rules before and I always failed, what helped me were two things: a) I have completely dummified my phone because...

The Starving Saints, by Caitlin Starling. Oh, wow. Okay, let me expand on that. This is medieval fantasy horror in the vein of C.L...