Bach. Because I should really, really get down to marking my students' mock exams. They've been asking for the results for a week now (the exam was exactly 10 days ago, but as everyone in the profession knows, students always assume that teachers have no life of their own and their idea of free time is alternatively writing and marking their students' tests and homework.)

The only game that I've played a lot and enjoyed were Heroes of Might and Magic. When I met my then-not-yet husband, we used to spend some time together, playing Heroes II on "hot-seat". And then, when I fell down with chicken pox (which at the age of 21 is a real nightmare), he lent me Heroes III, which helped me keep my sanity while locked for 3 weeks at my room and smelling like Soviet distillery (in case you don't know, the best topical treatment for chicken pox in adults is salicylic spirit - don't try it with kids, though). And then we bought ourselves a new computer so that I could play Heroes V.
But then I graduated, got to (up to three) jobs at the same time, so I quit playing computer games. Although last weekend my husband dearest got out a copy of Heroes three and we started playing it, for the old times' sake mostly.

Madness, you're great! Yes, it seems they have finally appeared on Amazon (when I finally gave up any hope on getting them legally), although a few stories will be missing from this set. Now I just need to convince my husband dearest that I really need to spend those 30+ bucks on books that I already know and have in translation ;-)
And, contrary to you, I love screen reading.
Anyway, I highly recommend "Kane" once more, it is really worth reading.

Oh, and I also started reading William Blake because of a motto in one "Kane" book.

You mean, has anyone here read "Kane"? The answer is - me. It's one of my favourite fantasy books ever, and I mean ever. I first read it when I was a teen, in an absolutely atrocious translation, and it still got me hooked. I bought the books (which was rare, at that time I used the library - my parents did not have much money or space in the flat), kept them ever since. Recently I got hold of English originals, read them again, this time with all my literary background that had accumulated ever since, and boy, while I remembered all the stories very well, I discovered a lot more in them.
First of all, Wagner thought of himself more as a horror writer, so "Kane" is not your simple sword&sorcery - and if a novel starts with a motto from Lovecraft, you know what to expect (as a teen I did not, as I hadn't read Lovecraft then). And then there is a story which is set in a place that is basically a fantasy version of WWI on Western front. In addition, he was trained as a psychiatrist, so his characters have a lot more psychological depth than average in this genre.
And the main character is an evil bastard. A likeable evil bastard, sometimes, but evil nonetheless. If he fights greater evil, he does not do it to save mankind or anything - it's just that the other side interferes with his plans.

However, if you want to read it, there is just one little problem - it's damn hard to get the books legally, unless you want to pay $175 for this edition: http://centipedepress.com/horror/kane.html (BTW, I would love to lay my hands on it but I'm not even sure whether they send overseas and how much would it cost, if possible).

Digging out the topic again, this time because of a new study which shows that placebo effects seem to have increased over the years in clinical trials - but only in the USA: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26307858
And a discussion of the study: https://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/are-placebos-getting-stronger/

Webinars  are the best but I'm impressed you do it during staff meeting

Well, there are almost 70 of us, so I just find a nice quiet corner and get my kindle out. It would be more difficult with a paper book, though.

And another huge Morgan fan here, I certainly recommend Land Fit for Heroes - although I guess it would be even better to read the Takeshi Kovacs series first, which is hard s-f.

Finally got to reading "The Republic of Thieves". But considering how little time I seem to have right now (between my two jobs) it might take me until Christmas :-(
That is, unless we get more of utterly boring and lenghty staff meetings. That is the time that I secretly devote to reading.

Ok guys - I'll update everyone's postings tonight.

You can mark my Corwin cycle as read, somehow never got to mentioning it here.