What you guys reading? I finished Old Mans War!

[Mblake81]

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James Bond: Thunderball by Ian Flemming. 1961
Murder & Magic by Randall Garret. 1979
The Guardians: Brute Force by Richard Austin. 1987
Death Merchant: The Cosmic Reality Kill by Joseph Rosenberger. 1979
Nick Carter: Devil's Cockpit by Manning Lee Stokes. 1967
Mark Hood: Operation Octopus by James Dark. 1968

W.A.S.P: Live...in the RAW.
Overkill: State of Decay.
Dust, double album. Dust & Hard Attack

Buffalo Trace, Eagle Rare Bourbon. Kentucky

Death Metal Charger shirt, FSM.

[Vormotus]

Originally Posted by Mblake81 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Murder & Magic by Randall Garret. 1979
The Guardians: Brute Force by Richard Austin. 1987
Death Merchant: The Cosmic Reality Kill by Joseph Rosenberger. 1979

Any personal reviews on these?

[matticas]

just finished "Sapiens" by Harari and it blew my mind. So, so good.

[JurisDictum]

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Three Body Problem

Cixin Lui

Thank me later

J says this one is for bug-men

[Madbad]

Originally Posted by JurisDictum [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

J says this one is for bug-men

No u

[Vormotus]

Originally Posted by matticas [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

just finished "Sapiens" by Harari and it blew my mind. So, so good.

Saw a review for this, looks interesting! Might give it a look ... [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Bardp1999]

Ive read all of Wheel of Time, Malazan Book Of The Fallen, Game of Throne, King Killer Chronicles, and The Stormlight Archives

1) Storm Light Archives
2) Game of Thrones
3) Malazan Book of The Fallen
4) King Killer Chronicles
5) Wheel of Time

Wheel of Time and Malazan Book of The Fallen are both so long its hard for me in good conscience to recommend them to anyone. I can not recommend the Storm Light Archives by Brandon Sanderson highly enough.

[getlostgreg]

Originally Posted by Bardp1999 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Wheel of Time and Malazan Book of The Fallen are both so long its hard for me in good conscience to recommend them to anyone. I can not recommend the Storm Light Archives by Brandon Sanderson highly enough.

I'm only five books into Wheel of Time but I already know that I would never recommend this series. A few of the main characters are just too goddamn insufferable.

That said I still plan to finish the series. Then I'd like to start digging into Sanderson's work.

[Vormotus]

Originally Posted by getlostgreg [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm only five books into Wheel of Time but I already know that I would never recommend this series. A few of the main characters are just too goddamn insufferable.

That said I still plan to finish the series. Then I'd like to start digging into Sanderson's work.

Sandersons work is quite entertaining. So far I have read the Mistborn novels and found the whole magical mechanic of it quite original. Burning metals to generate effects and then having a special chapter at the end discussing all possible effects on the yet unknown metals was quite a nice touch.

Then I found out about this huge megaverse of his with different worlds and magic systems and wow ... seems he is very keen on world building which is a plus!

So much stuff to read, so little timeeeeeee!

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[Vormotus]

Originally Posted by Bardp1999 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I can not recommend the Storm Light Archives by Brandon Sanderson highly enough.

This one piqued my interest! amazing! I read some prior stuff by Sanderson before on the Mistborn novels which are actually quite entertaining [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]