Amph What book are you reading right now?

Those books are awesome. I'll start on Heroes of Olympus: Son of Neptune tomorrow.

 

I'm gonna start rereading Heroes of Olympus too, since I finished Last Olympian in a day.

 

Finished reading Xenocide and Children of the Mind. Very strong novels. A lot better than I was lead on to believe. Time to finish the Shadow series.

 

I would recommend the other 5 books in the series. The ones by Frank, that is. I won't go near the KJA stuff.

 

The Autobiography of Malcolm X.
and
It's Kind of a Cute Story

 

Star Wars: The Last Jedi

 

Brotherhood of War: The Captains

 

One of my friends just did a presentation on the first book today in my Race and Ethnicity in U.S. Lit class.

 

A portion of chapter 3 of The last Dark from the Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant

The actual 10th and final book does not come out until October.

 

Nostromo by Joseph Conrad

The Awakening by Kate Chopin

A Hat Full Of Sky by Terry Pratchett

 

Killer Angels by Michael Shaara

 

Good Choice. The Civil War Trilogy is brilliant. Exhausting, but brilliant.

 

About a quarter of the way through Midnight Tides. It's a hell of a lot denser than the earlier Malazan books, but it is hitting its stride at this point. The Letheru kind of come off as a medieval United States, while the Tiste Edur remind me a bit of Native Americans on the edge of the expanding American frontier.

 

Gap Cycle The Real Story



I have been looking forward to this. I found all the books at used book stores and a bookfair. My only other exposure to Donaldson's work is the Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant. Just got through the first couple of chapters, so far so good.

 

Harry Mulisch, The Procedure. Re-reading it, I'm a fan of Harry Mulisch.

 

The Epic of Gilgamesh

 

High Calling by Evelyn Husband. Its the biography of STS-107 Commander Rick Husband. Good book so far.

 

Well that sounds interesting. [face_blow_brains_out]

 

Not actually have book. Hallucinate from malnourish.

 

The book tastes like potatoes too. You're missing out.

 

I get to teach it next week to sniveling little 9th graders.

 

That first Gap book went fast. It also has this cool "where do you get your ideas from" afterword. Donaldson really like Wagner.

Moving on to The Gap Into Vision Forbidden Knowledge

 

Finished Wedge's Gamble. It was an ok book there wasn't enough dogfights in my opinion.

Now reading Darth Plagueis. This book is one of the most thrilling Star Wars books I've ever read I just have to keep reading it.