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Are you looking a for audiobooks, kindle ?
I just finished the madness of crowds by Douglas Murray which to be simultaneously hilarious and depressing. Well worth a read .
American Buffalo by Stephen Rinnella was a cool read , it’s a bit similar to Salt and Cod if you like that genre of history books .
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Are you looking a for audiobooks, kindle ?
I just finished the madness of crowds by Douglas Murray which to be simultaneously hilarious and depressing. Well worth a read .
American Buffalo by Stephen Rinnella was a cool read , it’s a bit similar to Salt and Cod if you like that genre of history books .
Im still a "proper" book guy, like the feel of paper and like putting the phone down
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Third book of Rothfuss' King killer is announced at long fucking last
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Third book of Rothfuss' King killer is announced at long fucking last
Thank fuck for that! Now if GRR can just spit his next few out, he's prime target for CV19!
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@NTA you sure that's a legit prediction?
The article seems to have no sources quoted, and others online giving it a bit of side eye. I'm stoked if it's real, but it's been nearly 10 years, so a year or two longer would no longer surprise me
TBH I just read the headline and figured that was progress.
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Might put this in the movie thread too for obvious reasons
Anyone read other books by Andy Weir? they author of "the Martian"
I loved the film so read the book and very much enjoyed it, did he just hot one rich vein or are his other books good too?
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Third book of Rothfuss' King killer is announced at long fucking last
Aged well.
I recommend The Blacktongue Thief by Christopher Buehlman. He's more known for horror, but this was a cracker first fantasy. Crude, funny, but deep. First of a series but standalone thankfully
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@kiwiwomble said in Books:
Might put this in the movie thread too for obvious reasons
Anyone read other books by Andy Weir? they author of "the Martian"
I loved the film so read the book and very much enjoyed it, did he just hot one rich vein or are his other books good too?
If you like these books, you might like Daniel Suarez as well, similar vein.
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@machpants said in Books:
Third book of Rothfuss' King killer is announced at long fucking last
Aged well.
I recommend The Blacktongue Thief by Christopher Buehlman. He's more known for horror, but this was a cracker first fantasy. Crude, funny, but deep. First of a series but standalone thankfully
Will give it a look after I finish the current queue:
Shogun - never got around to reading this previously but was prompted by someone on twitter. She's a slow burn. About half way through.
I remember playing a game based on this for my C64 back in the 80s. Never understood it.
Leviathan Falls - last book in The Expanse. Sort of thinking I should let the current season of the show on Prime finish before I hop into it.
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@nta im thinking the expanse books might be my next ones, dont think i'll watch the series so will jump in soon
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@machpants said in Books:
Third book of Rothfuss' King killer is announced at long fucking last
Aged well.
I recommend The Blacktongue Thief by Christopher Buehlman. He's more known for horror, but this was a cracker first fantasy. Crude, funny, but deep. First of a series but standalone thankfully
Will give it a look after I finish the current queue:
Shogun - never got around to reading this previously but was prompted by someone on twitter. She's a slow burn. About half way through.
I remember playing a game based on this for my C64 back in the 80s. Never understood it.
> Leviathan Falls - last book in The Expanse. Sort of thinking I should let the current season of the show on Prime finish before I hop into it.
Made no difference to me, I finished just before it started. It's so many books ahead, and so much has changed it might as well be different characters.
