So What Are you Reading?: Generations

[Smellincoffee]

I was reading The Humans Who Went Extinct, but it's gone missing, so shortly before thanksgiving I began the so-far wonderful 1493, by Charles C Mann. History meets biology with climate and economics thrown in...

[flandry84]

Like the dope that I am I bought the entire Lost fleet series by Jack Campbell.(Sometimes you buy the first book in a series,love it and then have trouble finding the follow-up's.
OMG...OMFG.These books are slow,people.Slow,slow,slow.
These books are slow.

[Patrick O'Brien]

^I have toyed with the idea of reading the Lost Fleet books in the past. I think I will hold off now

[Reanok]

I finished reading Gemworld book2 by John Vornholt the story was okay but not the best story I've read in a older TNG novel recentlty.I like the Reg Barclay story arc I didn't like Melora Pazlar's character in these novels. I never really liked her attitude towards the other Enterprise members.She certainly should've been kicked out of Starfleet.

[BritishSeaPower]

Finished The Never-Ending Sacrifice last night. What a great read. A sequel to a great episode of DS9, a great coda to the series as a whole, too. Can't believe I've finished out the DS9-R. (Yes, I know that there are newer DS9 books but they're in Typhon Pact!)

Taking a small break from Trek-Lit to catch up on my comics/graphic novel reading. Also, I'm planning on reading The Hobbit over the next few weeks in preparation for the movie. I actually haven't read it before, much to my shame. When the LotR films came out, I read each book right before the film. I had every intention of going back and reading The Hobbit, but never did. Now's my chance.

When I did read the LotR books, I listened to the Rob Inglis audiobooks at the same time. Which actually made me really enjoy the book the more, with Inglis singing all the songs and speaking elvish. I might do that again.

[wahwahkits]

I'm currently reading 'Corona' by Greg Bear

[Drago-Kazov]

Starting Obama does Globalistan by Pepe Escobar or Bzerzinski: Technochratic Age, not sure which one to pick.

As far as lighter reading is concerned i finally finished the third Errand of Vengeance book. So now i will try the Star Trek the Best and The Brightest and give a shot to a Battletech trilogy called the Jade series i think.

[Snaploud]

I recently finished Nate Silver's The Signal and the Noise, Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Brinkmanship, and Star Trek: TNG: Cold Equations: The Persistence of Memory.

[Drago-Kazov]

I forgot, i almost finished Forever War by Haldeman.

[Kertrats47]

Just finished and reviewed Cold Equations, Book II: Silent Weapons. (Warning: SPOILERS!)

Now I'm reading Black Swan Green by David Mitchell.

[WarsTrek1993]

I just finished reading The Persistence of Memory a few days ago and I loved it. Since it's by David Mack, count on a surprise ending...

Now reading Star Wars: Choices of One. As it takes place before The Empire Strikes Back, it's interesting to read about everyone's characterization. (Especially an experienced, but still rather geeky and naive Luke Skywalker).

[JD]

I decided to take a short break from the stuff I'm reading to work my way through the e-book companion to James Rollins Sigma Force series, the Sigma Guide which is written by our very own Greg Cox. So far it's been a really nice overview of the series.

[Greg Cox]

JD wrote:

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I decided to take a short break from the stuff I'm reading to work my way through the e-book companion to James Rollins Sigma Force series, the Sigma Guide which is written by our very own Greg Cox. So far it's been a really nice overview of the series.

Thanks! That was a fun project that I worked closely with Jim on.

[Fer]

Just finished Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight. Moving on to Coruscant Nights II: Street of Shadows, and planning to pick up Silent Weapons next payday and reading it next. Can't wait!

[Drago-Kazov]

Don't read the 3d book, they meessed up the continuity. The 4th book will be real ending.