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Current reading
Apr. 8th, 2022 02:18 pmCurrent main reading, April 2022 edition. I’m expecting this set to carry me through the month.
Novels fantasy Wheel of Time book 3, scifi Expanse book 1, and occult Edinburgh fantasy The Library of the Dead, more Sherlock Holmes (currently The Sign of the Four novel), Oliver Sacks neurology and Loren Wiseman’s Traveller RPG editorials.
Of these I’m about 40% through each of the Wheel of Time and Expanse books, tending to read one for a run of days, before switching to the other, and vice versa. The Edinburgh occult book is my next main novel after finishing one of those. It starts well. Sherlock Holmes is an ongoing reread of the original canon, but very leisurely. I’m greatly enjoying the neurology book. And the Traveller RPG columns continue to delight. I think they might literally take me years to finish! I Kickstarted that collection, and am slowly savouring it on my Kindle.
Novels fantasy Wheel of Time book 3, scifi Expanse book 1, and occult Edinburgh fantasy The Library of the Dead, more Sherlock Holmes (currently The Sign of the Four novel), Oliver Sacks neurology and Loren Wiseman’s Traveller RPG editorials.
Of these I’m about 40% through each of the Wheel of Time and Expanse books, tending to read one for a run of days, before switching to the other, and vice versa. The Edinburgh occult book is my next main novel after finishing one of those. It starts well. Sherlock Holmes is an ongoing reread of the original canon, but very leisurely. I’m greatly enjoying the neurology book. And the Traveller RPG columns continue to delight. I think they might literally take me years to finish! I Kickstarted that collection, and am slowly savouring it on my Kindle.