I love to read, I just don't do it as often as I'd like. The book is always greener on the other side.
I read more fiction than non-fiction, and more science-fiction than fiction.
My bookshelf has a row dedicated to older O'Reilly books, one dedicated to one-off hardbacks of long series I've read, such as Expanse, Harry Potter, H.P. Lovecraft, Shakespeare, and one dedicated to shoe-horning in board games.
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I read this back in 2021, as it has the distinction of being my first ever Amazon purchase. It's a great tale of a gang of pigeons making their way through life in San Francisco.
I read this back in 2021, as it has the distinction of being my first ever Amazon purchase. It's a great tale of a gang of pigeons making their way through life in San Francisco.
The Sympathizer is the 2015 debut novel by Vietnamese American professor Viet Thanh Nguyen. It …
I really need to read this before the series comes out.
I really need to read this before the series comes out.
One of the great masterworks of science fiction, the Foundation novels of Isaac Asimov are …
I had to re-read the books since they released a series based upon the trilogy, but telling a quitre different storyline than the original. It's a classic, but reading it ~25 years since my first reading, I remember it differently. It really seemed more epic the first time around.
Still, this was a nice visit with an old friend and we had a nice time.
I had to re-read the books since they released a series based upon the trilogy, but telling a quitre different storyline than the original. It's a classic, but reading it ~25 years since my first reading, I remember it differently. It really seemed more epic the first time around.
Still, this was a nice visit with an old friend and we had a nice time.
Sequel to Salvation Lost.
Humanity welcomed the Olyix and their utopian technology. However, mankind …
Enjoyable first book in the series. I like the vignettes that explore the various uses of the portal technology.
Enjoyable first book in the series. I like the vignettes that explore the various uses of the portal technology.
