So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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I'm reading Don't Look Now, by Michelle Gagnon.
Master of the Mountain
By: Cherise Sinclair
My favorite author.
By: Cherise Sinclair
My favorite author.
Good luck.
Just finished Man of Steel by Greg Cox
Still going through "Typhon Pact" novels. Read "Madame Bovary" and got into "Jane Eyre" for more classic books. Also continuing to read Volume 10: Civilization in Transition by Carl G. Jung. Also started "Inside Jokes: Using Humor to Reverse Engineer the Mind" by Hurley, Dennett, and Adams, Jr. (2011). In the latter book there is a reference to a TNG episode about Data & humour. IIRC it was "The Outrageous Okona" that was referenced.
I finished Star Wars: A New Dawn.
I then read Star Trek: SCE: Some Assembly Required.
After that I read the Star Trek comic Mission's End.
I'm now reading Star Trek: The Original Series: The Latter Fire by James Swallow.
I then read Star Trek: SCE: Some Assembly Required.
After that I read the Star Trek comic Mission's End.
I'm now reading Star Trek: The Original Series: The Latter Fire by James Swallow.
I'm reading The Twelve, book two in The Passage Series.
Started on Force and Motion by Jeffrey Lang. Interesting so far.
I decided to reread the first four collections of Brian Azzarello's Wonder Woman comic book run before finishing it up. I picked up the last few issues during a sale at Comixology, but I haven't read it in a while, so I wanted to reread the earlier parts of the run before finishing it. I started Vol. 1: Blood last night.
Thanks to my local library, I recently read the first two collected volumes of The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, which was hard to read because the constant laughter made it hard to catch my breath. Really, it's the most nonstop hilarious thing I've read in ages. And, uniquely for a trade collection, it even includes the letter columns from the individual issues, which are quite funny in their own right.
As for Wonder Woman, I recently picked up a collection of the Sensation Comics digital anthology, but unfortunately some jerk had torn out some of the pages, so I don't know how a few of the stories ended or began. Just this morning I picked up Vol. 1 of Wonder Woman '77, based on the Lynda Carter TV version, but I haven't started it yet.
As for Wonder Woman, I recently picked up a collection of the Sensation Comics digital anthology, but unfortunately some jerk had torn out some of the pages, so I don't know how a few of the stories ended or began. Just this morning I picked up Vol. 1 of Wonder Woman '77, based on the Lynda Carter TV version, but I haven't started it yet.
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