What books are you reading currently?

[#87Birdman]

oh hey, didn't know there was a new one. I'll have to snag that.

I'm reading the Terry Pratchett Diskworld books currently. It's a good read for anyone who enjoys stuff like Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. It's very similar only set in a fantasy setting rather than space.

Yeah just came out today and if I remember correctly the next one is scheduled for the end of the year.

[Freyaka]

Yeah just came out today and if I remember correctly the next one is scheduled for the end of the year.

Yea, I snagged the audiobook today. I'll start listening on the way home from work tonight.

[#87Birdman]

Yea, I snagged the audiobook today. I'll start listening on the way home from work tonight.

Got to say after reading the first few chapters I remember hire much I enjoyed this series and almost want to go reread it. But my to be rad pile is so large. Provably make time for a reread when the third book comes out since the next one (dark age) is scheduled for September of this year.

[#87Birdman]

Just finished iron gold and was a great read now to deal with the cliffhangers til September. Going to pick up lost lore next which is a collection of short stories which I will read while catching up on comics

[Joshua2585]

Been focused on reading a lot of leadership books and "personal development" style books lately. Reading this currently. Nothing super ground-breaking or mind-blowing, but is a reinforcement of things we all know but probably don't practice as often as we should.

I definitely enjoy the excerpts and lessons learned via combat and how he is applying those to business:

"Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win"

[JakeNbake]

Anyone read any of the Robin Hobb books?

[#87Birdman]

Anyone read any of the Robin Hobb books?

I've read the first trilogy (farseer)

[JakeNbake]

I've read the first trilogy (farseer)

I'm about to move on to the third book of the 3rd trilogy of that series.

[#87Birdman]

I'm about to move on to the third book of the 3rd trilogy of that series.

Series as in the Fitz books or the Elderlings series? The Fitz trilogies fall inside the Elderling series and I plan on starting the live ship series probably this summer.

The fantasy bingo on Reddit has slowed me down on reading multiple series by the same author as you can only use an author once on the board. I'm still going to read trilogies so I won't ever get the black out but I will have a bingo this year.

[MarkB]

Just finished iron gold and was a great read now to deal with the cliffhangers til September. Going to pick up lost lore next which is a collection of short stories which I will read while catching up on comics

Just started Iron Gold :thumb:

[HUMCALC]

"Fly the W" A documentary about the Cubs World Series season

[JakeNbake]

Series as in the Fitz books or the Elderlings series? The Fitz trilogies fall inside the Elderling series and I plan on starting the live ship series probably this summer.

The fantasy bingo on Reddit has slowed me down on reading multiple series by the same author as you can only use an author once on the board. I'm still going to read trilogies so I won't ever get the black out but I will have a bingo this year.

Fitz series indeed.

[Jaws]

I'm reading "Open Tennis, the first twenty years" by Richard Evans.
It's a book from 1988 and I was inspired to revisit it after watching "Battle of the Sexes" as I wanted to discover more about Billie Jean King and the start of the Women's Tour.

[HUMCALC]

"Total Control" by David Baldacci. It was real interesting

[MarkB]

Finished Iron gold and I enjoyed it. Going to have to do a reread of all the books later this year.

Now I'm starting The Name of the Wind