I failed last year; proposed to climb some miniature hill, and forgot I was climbing. Like a stuck avatar in an MMORPG that mobs end up destroying. I just forgot totally. This year, I have reminders everywhere around my house! LOL .... but I'm not silly enough to attempt more than Pike's Peak!
1. "Dwarves" - Markus Heitz. I feel like this has been on my TBR forever! Sheesh!
2. "Mindship" - Gerard Conway Another longtime TBR-resident
3. "The Crack in Space" - PKD I stalled out on PKD at this one years ago. I just need to get through it.
4. "Brother Assassin" - Fred Saberhagen Why can't I read this? I enjoyed book #1. I must make the effort this year!
5. "Count Zero" - William Gibson I read "Neuromancer" in 2012. I liked it once I got the hang of it (if you have read it, you know what I mean). But I keep reading the first page of this one and then avoiding it.
6. "Time's Arrow" - Martin Amis This book ended up on my tbr mess from a discussion back in 2001 with a particular Professor for Ancient Philosophy, K.U.Leuven.
OK. It is nearing the end of February, BUT I am roughly halfway through a book that has been collecting moss on the TBR mountainside for about 17 years!
1. "Dwarves" - Markus Heitz.
I feel like this has been on my TBR forever! Sheesh!
2. "Mindship" - Gerard Conway
Another longtime TBR-resident
3. "The Crack in Space" - PKD
I stalled out on PKD at this one years ago. I just need to get through it.
4. "Brother Assassin" - Fred Saberhagen
Why can't I read this? I enjoyed book #1. I must make the effort this year!
5. "Count Zero" - William Gibson
I read "Neuromancer" in 2012. I liked it once I got the hang of it (if you have read it, you know what I mean). But I keep reading the first page of this one and then avoiding it.
6. "Time's Arrow" - Martin Amis
This book ended up on my tbr mess from a discussion back in 2001 with a particular Professor for Ancient Philosophy, K.U.Leuven.
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