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I read these books in my late teens and me and my sister decided to re-read them together. Should be fun.

Great book.

I bought this one thinking it was a zombie book for some reason. It's not bad but definately not my kinda thing. I detect a Republican author behind this story.

I'm seemingly in the middle of a lot of books right now but here's why ... Sustainability is for a Coursera class and I'm really enjoying reading it so I'm including it in my yearly reading quota. Dances is my toilet reading (TMI sorry). Zona is my light reading and I got tired of Lovecraft but will get back to it. It's a little too disturbing for my usual bed time reading.

Another WWZ-style appocolypse novel. This one is especially disturbing.

Can't say I'm enjoying this one very much. All the rest of the books in the course from now on I've already read. So I guess this will be the last reading for me in that class. I can just read what I want again after this!

A strange but interesting and fun book. A strong feminist message.

Knowing what we know now about biology, DNA, and whatnot, this story seems pretty silly to the point of it seeming childish. It was in my early teens that I was into reading scifi and horror classics and I know back then, being uneducated on those scientific things, I would have enjoyed this book much more.

This book ... is pretty damn fucking good shit.

All these stories seem to be about small backward farming towns and whatnot. Kind of repetitive but I'm enjoying it. It's a big long collection.

Hugh Howey never lets us down.