What are you reading in November 2017?

[Greg]

Just finished reading Perdido Street Station, which was a solid, four-star, read for me! Earlier in the month, I read a short collection of graphic short fiction themed for Halloween: The Best of Tharg's Terror Tales.

[Becky]

I'm currently re-reading Full Dark, No Stars for my bookclub. I really enjoy this collection. :D

[Chris , cookie guilt]

Oathbringer!

[Dawn, Dawnerys, Mother of Modding]

Chris wrote: "Oathbringer!"

YES!!! I am unfortunately still re-reading... Only about 15% into Words of Radiance. I hope to catch up soon though so we can discuss! <3

[Dawn, Dawnerys, Mother of Modding]

In addition to Words of Radiance, I'm also listening to A Plague of Giants on my commute. It's pretty good! I love Luke Daniels.

And then there is my guilty pleasure, the book I read when I want to read but don't feel like really trying... Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny. I don't know why I picked it up. I was curious! It's just like trashy reality TV. My favorite. #basicandproud

Now please excuse me while I throw on my black leggings and UGG's for a Starbucks run! :-D

[Chris , cookie guilt]

You should catch me, Dawn. I don't read nearly as fast as I did before college and young grandbabies :)

[Dawn, Dawnerys, Mother of Modding]

Chris wrote: "You should catch me, Dawn. I don't read nearly as fast as I did before college and young grandbabies :)"

I don't know about that! I go to bed at like 9pm with the intent of reading, and usually wake up in the morning with my glasses still on, on the same page I started on, with the definition of "the" popped up on my Kindle :-)

[Chris , cookie guilt]

Hehe...sounds cool.

I ended up not needing a reread, since I waited until January to read WoR. (Don't judge me)

Just finished Edgedancer yesterday

[Laurie]

Perdido Street Station! Which I’m enjoying so much and next... perhaps Alias Grace by Atwood :)

[Chris , cookie guilt]

[Nyssa]

Chris wrote: ""

Not sure if I should laugh or be worried about you, Chris...

[Dawn, Dawnerys, Mother of Modding]

Perdido Street Station...... *shudder*

[Greg]

Laurie wrote: "Perdido Street Station! Which I’m enjoying so much and next... perhaps Alias Grace by Atwood :)"

How far are you into Pedido?

[Angela]

I've been reading The Legion of Flame (Draconis Memoria #1) and loving the series.

[Laurie]

Greg wrote: "Laurie wrote: "Perdido Street Station! Which I’m enjoying so much and next... perhaps Alias Grace by Atwood :)"

How far are you into Pedido?"

I'm in chapter 25.. people are freaking out that (a) certain creature(s)
are on the loose...
Are you reading anything else?

[Greg]

Laurie wrote: "Greg wrote: "Laurie wrote: "Perdido Street Station! Which I’m enjoying so much and next... perhaps Alias Grace by Atwood :)"

How far are you into Pedido?"

I'm in chapter 25.. people are freaking ..."

They have good reason to be freaking out! LOL

Just dipping into some short fiction at the moment before I settle into another book.

[Nyssa]

This month I've read 15 short stories from 3 of the 6 Flirts! Collections and made a failed attempt at Peter Pan: The Complete Adventures.

I'm now preparing for my final exams next week, so unless I decide to try to sneak another set of short stories in, I'm probably done for the month.

[Thaddeus]

I'm reading The Alexiad, about 4/5 into it, and Angel's Deceit, the second book in the Angelwar Trilogy.

I like Anna Komnene's personal writing style in The Alexiad (at one point she describes a man, I think it was the Pope, acting like a demi-god dealing with a demi-ass), and the notes are invaluable given her penchant for tangents and writing events out of order.

Grimmelhaus' fantasy is engaging and easy to read. I like the premise but a little more pace early on would've been good.