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Yearly Reading Targets 2021
MSJ:
I am actually just getting back into the swing of reading again. Alot of personal changes in my life kinda put reading on the back burner. I have a few books already queued, atm.
Hell's Library Trilogy, by AJ Hackwith. Two books are out at the moment.
The Left-Handed Booksellers of London, by Garth Nix
The Dragon Republic and The Burning God, by R.F. Kuang
The Fires of Vengeance trilogy, by Evan Winters. Which i dont think is completed, but the 1st two are.
The Dark Star Trilogy, by Marlon Jones. Rec'd by The Honorable H.
The Girl and the Stars, by Mark Lawrence. Which i was about half way through when I picked of Abercrombie's latest and put down. Im gonna finish next.
Last book of the Book of Babel is supposed to be released.
So, thats just a few I have in mind or already picked up. If I can do 15 this year I'll be very pleased. We shall see.
H:
--- Quote from: MSJ on January 12, 2021, 11:24:33 pm ---Last book of the Book of Babel is supposed to be released.
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Indeed and I think Marlon Jones has said the next in the Dark Star Trilogy might be coming out this year too, but who knows now with the Pandemic.
MSJ:
--- Quote from: H ---Indeed and I think Marlon Jones has said the next in the Dark Star Trilogy might be coming out this year too, but who knows now with the Pandemic.
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H, how have you been? Still delving into the deeps, I see. I have never started that series, and have continually heard good things. I'll add that to the list.
H:
--- Quote from: MSJ on January 14, 2021, 01:15:56 am ---H, how have you been? Still delving into the deeps, I see. I have never started that series, and have continually heard good things. I'll add that to the list.
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Alright, hanging on, doing what we can, haha.
I honestly haven't been reading much fiction at all. In fact, I am not even sure I read a fiction book all of last year (although I probably did and just can't recall). Pretty much all I read now is philosophy. I think Red Wolf, Black Leopard is really good but it is nontraditional in several key ways that probably make it not appeal to most readers (both in it's depiction of sexuality and in the structure of the narrative).
Hope you been well yourself!
The P:
Another book coming out this year, which will probably be a prioritized read: The Witness for the Dead by Katherine Addison
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