What book are you reading at the moment ?

saor

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Albert Camus - The Plague.
Hmmm...deciding whether to get the rest of the book or not.
Only $1 on Amazon for 4 of his books :p.
 

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Just started book 1 "Gardens of the Moon", part of the Malazan Book of the Fallen series. so far, pretty epic
 

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Finished The New Jim Crow. Staggering read.

Started this:

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Finished The New Jim Crow. Staggering read.

Started this:

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I should probably do those two.... having done the first two a while ago... do you think I should revisit some things before starting on this duo?

Still going with The First Law: Book 2. Should finish that today, and start with Book 3 tomorrow. Thinking I must do the Endymion duo after that.
 

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IStill going with The First Law: Book 2. Should finish that today, and start with Book 3 tomorrow. Thinking I must do the Endymion duo after that.
Still can't quite figure out how you get through so many books and tv series. I also want a Hyperbolic Time Chamber :crying:.
 

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I should probably do those two.... having done the first two a while ago... do you think I should revisit some things before starting on this duo?

Still going with The First Law: Book 2. Should finish that today, and start with Book 3 tomorrow. Thinking I must do the Endymion duo after that.

I think at the least go through the wiki summaries for the preceding books, just to get a bit of a refresher.
 
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Still can't quite figure out how you get through so many books and tv series. I also want a Hyperbolic Time Chamber :crying:.

lol, my series has slowed down quite considerably, but remember one thing, I'm basically doing about 2hours of solid book time every day of the week traveling to work and back on the gautrain. And most days I read for 20-30 minutes before I go to sleep, and about 15 when I wake up (on the bog) :D

but yeh, i try and do too much... my wife has been complaining that I'm always busy with something, it's either reading/listening to a book, playing a computer game, watching a tv series, playing a game on the mobile, cooking, braaing, music, whatever... i think i need to scale down on my interests a bit :(
 

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lol, my series has slowed down quite considerably, but remember one thing, I'm basically doing about 2hours of solid book time every day of the week traveling to work and back on the gautrain. And most days I read for 20-30 minutes before I go to sleep, and about 15 when I wake up (on the bog) :D

but yeh, i try and do too much... my wife has been complaining that I'm always busy with something, it's either reading/listening to a book, playing a computer game, watching a tv series, playing a game on the mobile, cooking, braaing, music, whatever... i think i need to scale down on my interests a bit :(

And... do what?
 

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Ah crap you lot and your scifi.
I can't sit here reading fking Camut.
Think I'm gonna pick up The Mote in Gods Eye instead.
 

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Ah crap you lot and your scifi.
I can't sit here reading fking Camut.
Think I'm gonna pick up The Mote in Gods Eye instead.

I like Camus. You could always just finish the one you're busy with (his books are all short) and then move on. :p
 
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Finished Joe Abercrombie - The First Law, #2 - Before They Are Hanged - Continues along the same vain as the first, really really enjoying it.

Starting on: Joe Abercrombie - The First Law, #3 - Last Argument of Kings

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Books read this year in order of awesome (reading order in [n]):
[04] Brandon Sanderson - Words of Radiance
[27] Joe Abercrombie - The First Law, #2 - Before They Are Hanged
[26] Joe Abercrombie - The First Law, #1 - The Blade Itself
[20] Isaac Asimov - Foundation, #1 - Foundation
[03] Stephen King - 11/22/63
[11] Stephen King - Dark Tower, #2 - The Drawing of the Three
[12] Stephen King - Dark Tower, #3 - The Waste Lands
[01] Brandon Sanderson - They Way of Kings
[09] Peter F Hamilton - Night's Dawn, #1 - The Reality Dysfunction
[10] Stephen King - Dark Tower, #1 - The Gunslinger
[22] Isaac Asimov - Foundation, #2 - Foundation and Empire
[02] Patrick Rothfuss - The Name of the Wind
[24] Stephen King - Dark Tower, #5 - The Wolves of the Calla
[08] Brandon Sanderson - Mistborn, #6 - The Bands of Mourning
[07] Brandon Sanderson - Mistborn, #5 - Shadows of Self
[06] Brandon Sanderson - Mistborn, #4 - The Alloy of Law
[17] Frederik Pohl - Heechee, #1 - Gateway
[19] Frederik Pohl - Heechee, #2 - Beyond the Blue Event Horizon
[15] Richard K. Morgan - Takeshi Kovacs, #1 - Altered Carbon
[21] Frederik Pohl - Heechee, #3 - Heechee Rendezvous
[25] Joe Haldeman - The Forever War, #1 - The Forever War
[13] Dean Koontz - Odd Thomas
[23] Iain M Banks - Culture, #1 - Consider Phlebas
[18] Douglas Adams - Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, #1 - Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy
[14] Stephen King - Dark Tower, #4 - Wizard and Glass
[05] Patrick Rothfuss - The Wise Man's Fear
[16] John Scalzi - Old Man's War, #4 - Zoe's Tale
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