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<blockquote data-quote="James Heard" data-source="post: 2775443" data-attributes="member: 7280">Reading Grimmer Than Hell by David Drake while staring at There Will Be Dragons wondering if I can stomach another repetitious John Ringo novel. I've been blowing through some collections of short stories recently too: Tuf Voyaging by George R.R. Martin (which was one of my favorite serials ever in Analog), Years In The Making: The Time Travel Stories of L.Sprague de Camp, by ..., and The Best Military Science Fiction of the 20th Century edited by Turtledove and Greenberg (which to be honest felt really uneven as a collection). Other fairly recently read books include: The Shadow of Saganami by Weber, Reflex by Steven Gould, Destroyer by CJ Cherryh and Orphan's Destiny by Buettner (which wasn't nearly as bad as I was afraid it would be). I'm eagerly waiting for At All Costs, The Way To Glory, and We Few (if I can stomach the Ringo bits) to hurry up and get themselves mailed here, because honestly I've got a few hundred books sitting on the shelves I haven't read - but they're the same few hundred books sitting there that I never read. One day I'll get down to reading the rest of Chelsea Quinn Yarbro novels I've got but they're so exhausting that I'm usually in no hurry.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Heard, post: 2775443, member: 7280"] [B]Reading Grimmer Than Hell[/B] by David Drake while staring at [B]There Will Be Dragons [/B]wondering if I can stomach another repetitious John Ringo novel. I've been blowing through some collections of short stories recently too: [B]Tuf Voyaging[/B] by George R.R. Martin (which was one of my favorite serials ever in Analog), [B]Years In The Making: The Time Travel Stories of L.Sprague de Camp[/B], by ..., and [B]The Best Military Science Fiction of the 20th Century[/B] edited by Turtledove and Greenberg (which to be honest felt really uneven as a collection). Other fairly recently read books include: [B]The Shadow of Saganami[/B] by Weber, [B]Reflex[/B] by Steven Gould, [B]Destroyer[/B] by CJ Cherryh and [B]Orphan's Destiny [/B]by Buettner (which wasn't nearly as bad as I was afraid it would be). I'm eagerly waiting for [B]At All Costs[/B], [B]The Way To Glory[/B], and [B]We Few[/B] (if I can stomach the Ringo bits) to hurry up and get themselves mailed here, because honestly I've got a few hundred books sitting on the shelves I haven't read - but they're the same few hundred books sitting there that I never read. One day I'll get down to reading the rest of Chelsea Quinn Yarbro novels I've got but they're so exhausting that I'm usually in no hurry. [/QUOTE]

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