Dark Passions - book 1 (Mirror universe)
So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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Just finished Interphase #2 (1975) and Star Trek 2 (1968).
Having fun traveling back in time.
Having fun traveling back in time.
Isaiah.
Every year, I keep forgetting just how laborious Ecclesiasticus (i.e., the Apocryphal Book of Jeshua ben Sirach) is, especially given that the type in my Apocrypha supplement is slightly smaller. And so I'm a full day behind my quota.
Every year, I keep forgetting just how laborious Ecclesiasticus (i.e., the Apocryphal Book of Jeshua ben Sirach) is, especially given that the type in my Apocrypha supplement is slightly smaller. And so I'm a full day behind my quota.
The accidental time machine by joe haldeman
i'm getting back to my post-tv series re-reading. Im currently on Titan: Taking Wing by Andy Mangels & Michael A Martin.
Just posted my review of I.K.S. Gorkon, Book Three: Enemy Territory by Keith R.A. DeCandido. I continue to love this series!
Currently reading New Earth, Book Four: The Flaming Arrow by Kathy & Jerry Oltion.
Currently reading New Earth, Book Four: The Flaming Arrow by Kathy & Jerry Oltion.
So am I.
Finished Tiamat's Wrath. I enjoyed it but did have some minor issues with it
I'm just doing a quick re-read of Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy.
The crew aren't together much. Avasarala has passed and Bobby doesn't see the end either
I'm just doing a quick re-read of Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy.
Just finished Lamentations and Baruch.
About to start Ezekiel. Always a fun read, particularly with what may be the earliest recorded UFO sighting.
About to start Ezekiel. Always a fun read, particularly with what may be the earliest recorded UFO sighting.
Just posted my review of the English translation of Prometheus: In the Heart of Chaos by Bernd Perplies & Christian Humberg.
Currently reading TNG: Available Light by Dayton Ward. SO glad we recently covered A Time To and Articles of the Federation on Literary Treks!
Currently reading TNG: Available Light by Dayton Ward. SO glad we recently covered A Time To and Articles of the Federation on Literary Treks!
Firefly: Big damn heroes by James Lovegrove
DEATH OF A BLUE MOVIE STAR by Jeffrey Deaver
An early (1988) effort from Deaver, and the middle one of the Rune trilogy (preceded by Manhattan Is My Beat, and followed by Hard News), this was something of a mixed bag- Rune is a great character, and Deaver gives us some decent twists, but it’s somewhat over-padded, and is too full of the “watching or creating porn turns everybody into into serial killers” kind of mentality… (He even tells us how “real” BDSM can kill with riding crops, and makes you into a Snuff filmmaker for hire serial killer… FFS…
An early (1988) effort from Deaver, and the middle one of the Rune trilogy (preceded by Manhattan Is My Beat, and followed by Hard News), this was something of a mixed bag- Rune is a great character, and Deaver gives us some decent twists, but it’s somewhat over-padded, and is too full of the “watching or creating porn turns everybody into into serial killers” kind of mentality… (He even tells us how “real” BDSM can kill with riding crops, and makes you into a Snuff filmmaker for hire serial killer… FFS…
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I'm about 30 pages into TNG: Available Light by Dayton Ward. I'm loving it so far.
Gold Of The Gods is still my fave for comedy value, when he insists that aliens must have given South American tribes X Ray machines, because how else would they know what a skeleton looks like....Chariots of the Gods by Erik von Daniken
Oh, so much gibberish. Lets take major archeology finds, claim the archeologists are wrong, and claim it was aliens without a shred of evidence to back it up.
And people actually believe it.
(Apparently they don't have graveyards in South America, or in Switzerland, I guess.)
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