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<blockquote data-quote="gban007" data-source="post: 9773280" data-attributes="member: 56488">Well, after my earlier confusion, have now read a Memory called Empire as well.&nbsp; Not as heavy as Fifth Season in terms of themes and events, but very engrossing and harder to put down.&nbsp; Raced through it, but very strong book with its own questions and reflections on different cultures and what an empire is like.&nbsp; I found the ending a bit melancholy but definitely want to read the sequel.Outside of that, continuing a bit of a Stephen King read following the Stand, have reread Carrie - another good read, though tough at times especially having read the forward around the inspirations for it - and planning to reread IT soon.Also recently read Galactic Front by MD Cooper - latest book in long running series, though been a bit of a gap since the prior entry.&nbsp; Great to be back reading around characters I have gotten to know and love, and contains it usual amount of tension, mystery and action.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gban007, post: 9773280, member: 56488"] Well, after my earlier confusion, have now read a Memory called Empire as well. Not as heavy as Fifth Season in terms of themes and events, but very engrossing and harder to put down. Raced through it, but very strong book with its own questions and reflections on different cultures and what an empire is like. I found the ending a bit melancholy but definitely want to read the sequel. Outside of that, continuing a bit of a Stephen King read following the Stand, have reread Carrie - another good read, though tough at times especially having read the forward around the inspirations for it - and planning to reread IT soon. Also recently read Galactic Front by MD Cooper - latest book in long running series, though been a bit of a gap since the prior entry. Great to be back reading around characters I have gotten to know and love, and contains it usual amount of tension, mystery and action. [/QUOTE]

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