I'm reading Killing Kennedy by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard.
So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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I'm still halfway in DS9's Time's Enemy and can't wait to finish it to go over to Voyager's The Final Fury.
I like the demonic alien theme of the Furies and the Fek'Ihri (from STO) I also bought Kahless, because it ties in to Klingon mythology, specifically its Heroic Age. It also meshes well with my last universtiy read, Beowulf as part of the "Of Monsters and Men" lecture (unrelated to the popular song, though it will feature in class
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I like the demonic alien theme of the Furies and the Fek'Ihri (from STO) I also bought Kahless, because it ties in to Klingon mythology, specifically its Heroic Age. It also meshes well with my last universtiy read, Beowulf as part of the "Of Monsters and Men" lecture (unrelated to the popular song, though it will feature in class
).
I've started Apocalypse 13 today.
Just started The Wheel of Time: A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson.
I finished Mere Anarchy: The Darkness Drops Again and started on the next story, The Blood-Dimmed Tide.
I'm reading Star trek: Tales of the Dominion war, so far I like it
Halfway through The Persistence of Memory. Enjoying it very much so far.
Last real books I've read were the DTI books by CLB. Both were awesome. I'm now caught up with the 24th century. Well, as far as the dead tree books go. I'm toying with the idea of getting Slings and Arrows and the final SCE stories in e-book form even though I feel like they are price gouging on those.
I've also been blasting through the old novelizations while my wife is watching stuff I don't care about on TV. I think I talked about the Voyager books earlier, now on to Enterprise. I've finished up Broken Bow and most of the way through Shockwave. Totally inconsequential.
Next up is Cast No Shadow. The last book I need to get caught up with the Trek Lit reading order flow chart. James Swallow also wrote Day of the Vipers, which I think is a freaking masterpiece, so I have high expectations for this.
I've also been blasting through the old novelizations while my wife is watching stuff I don't care about on TV. I think I talked about the Voyager books earlier, now on to Enterprise. I've finished up Broken Bow and most of the way through Shockwave. Totally inconsequential.
Next up is Cast No Shadow. The last book I need to get caught up with the Trek Lit reading order flow chart. James Swallow also wrote Day of the Vipers, which I think is a freaking masterpiece, so I have high expectations for this.
Just started on Angels of Vengeance by John Birmingham
Currently reading:
Typhon Pact: Paths of Disharmony by Dayton Ward
Killing Kennedy by Bill O'Reilly
A Rock and a Hard Place (TNG #10) by Peter David
Over the last week, I completed:
A Memory of Light by Robert Jorden and Brandon Sanderson
The Cry of the Onlies (TOS #46) by Judy Klass
The Kobayashi Maru (TOS #47) by Julia Eklar
A Call to Darkness (TNG #9) by Michael Jan Friedman
Typhon Pact: Paths of Disharmony by Dayton Ward
Killing Kennedy by Bill O'Reilly
A Rock and a Hard Place (TNG #10) by Peter David
Over the last week, I completed:
A Memory of Light by Robert Jorden and Brandon Sanderson
The Cry of the Onlies (TOS #46) by Judy Klass
The Kobayashi Maru (TOS #47) by Julia Eklar
A Call to Darkness (TNG #9) by Michael Jan Friedman
^ Hell, even I haven't read everything on the reading order flowchart. That's fairly impressive
But I don't know if it's impressive in a good way or a bad way.
I think I had to read about a dozen novels in the last couple months to get caught up.
You may enjoy, Zero Sum Game, by David Mack. The book has Bashir teaming with Sarina Douglas on a secret mission to Breen space.
Almost done Persistence of Memory. It's been a busy couple of days, but I did manage to finally read a couple issues in my stack of comics that's been sitting here untouched for the better part of a month.
Anyhow, I just saw Plagues of Night, Raise the Dawn and Brinkmanship advertised as an ebook omnibus called The Khitomer Accords Saga. Seems like an odd and most-decidedly uninspired title for such a collection, honestly.
I think something like Stuff Blows Up and Then Everyone Gets Mad would be more apropos.
Anyhow, I just saw Plagues of Night, Raise the Dawn and Brinkmanship advertised as an ebook omnibus called The Khitomer Accords Saga. Seems like an odd and most-decidedly uninspired title for such a collection, honestly.
I think something like Stuff Blows Up and Then Everyone Gets Mad would be more apropos.
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