I just finished Metamorphosis by Jean Lorrah. I'm changing it up a bit, gonna read all the old crossover series, beginning with Invasion! Then I'll read through the Day of Honor and Captain's table series.
So what are you reading now? (Part 3)
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I'm coming close to done with The Golden Compass, but I can't decide what to read next, I've got several choices, and I wanted some advice. I've got Casino Royale, Seven Deadly Sins, A Game of Thrones, or Night Watch (the Russian novel that was the basis for the movie, not the Discworld book, although I do on reading that one too eventually). So which do you guys think I should do next?
I finished Captain's Glory. The last third picked up, and the ending was utterly bizarre. Who knew Kirk's son was...err...what he was? What an entirely logical plot development. Not crazy nonsensical at all.
Maybe the TNG-era Shatnerverse has run it's course.
I'm re-reading Pawns and Symbols. All I remember is that the Klingons were very different to the Ford or TV versions, and couldn't see the colour red.
Enjoying so far.
Maybe the TNG-era Shatnerverse has run it's course.
I'm re-reading Pawns and Symbols. All I remember is that the Klingons were very different to the Ford or TV versions, and couldn't see the colour red.
Enjoying so far.
I finished reading Assassin's Creed: Renaissance earlier and started on Percy Jackson & the Olympians, Book I: The Lightning Thief.
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I really enjoyed Inception. It gives a nice backstory to carol marus and Jim Kirk. Also shows an interesting side of Mr. spock. I enjoyed this very personal book. It was a pleasant easy and intersting read!
Earlier in the week I started STAR TREK : Vulcan's Glory. It is a very special book it says. We will see!
Isn't this the Pike-era novel written by D.C. Fontana? I recall quite liking it.
The Devil In Amber, by Mark Gatiss
I'm reading Star Trek Titan: Synthesis. It's a good story because it has continuity with the rest of the Titan novels I've read, the characters aren't one-dimensional, the mini-stories that develop through character interaction capture your attention, and it does have suspensful, mysterious, and action-centered parts. The only drawback is that in some parts, they could be a bit more action-filled; besides that, I'm liking it so far
The Children of Men, by P.D. James.
I've reached the end of the book's first half. Unless there's a rapid turnaround in the first chapter or two of the second half, I'm done with this. I want some plot with my poetry, thanks.
I've reached the end of the book's first half. Unless there's a rapid turnaround in the first chapter or two of the second half, I'm done with this. I want some plot with my poetry, thanks.
I have started my way through the Shatnerverse again, currently I am on "The Return".
Just finished Part One of Avatar. A really good start to the DS9-R. I liked the characterizations and the pacing. I was a little fearful, as I didn't enjoy the same author's book Inception. It lags in the middle for me a little (mostly because I have zero interest in the Ezri/Bashi romance, which I could never believe onscreen), but it picks up getting to cliffhanger, which is awesome. Hope it holds up.
I'm starting Part Two, though I'm sorely tempted to get going on my Bonnano-thon (Burning Dreams and Unspoken Truth).
I'm starting Part Two, though I'm sorely tempted to get going on my Bonnano-thon (Burning Dreams and Unspoken Truth).
Since the last time I posted in this thread, which is probably back in early Feb, I've finished:
-- Vulcan's Forge by Josepha Sherman & Susan Shwartz
-- Vulcan's Heart by Josepha Sherman & Susan Shwartz
Forge is a re-read, I don't think I've ever read Heart when I first got it. I enjoyed both books enormously. Though I started re-reading Forge because I wanted to read the Vulcan's Soul trilogy, I think I'll take a little break from these books and will read Voyager: Unworthy next.
I've also finished reading The 13-1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear, and it was the most imaginative, fantastical and crazy story I ever read. Next, I'll read a classic: The Complete Adventures of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie.
-- Vulcan's Forge by Josepha Sherman & Susan Shwartz
-- Vulcan's Heart by Josepha Sherman & Susan Shwartz
Forge is a re-read, I don't think I've ever read Heart when I first got it. I enjoyed both books enormously. Though I started re-reading Forge because I wanted to read the Vulcan's Soul trilogy, I think I'll take a little break from these books and will read Voyager: Unworthy next.
I've also finished reading The 13-1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear, and it was the most imaginative, fantastical and crazy story I ever read. Next, I'll read a classic: The Complete Adventures of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie.
Finished David Sheppard's bio of Brian Eno (very good), and read the graphic novel Phonogram Volume 2: The Singles Club, which was was enjoyable if rather light on plot.
I think I'll get started on Unspoken Truth today.
I think I'll get started on Unspoken Truth today.
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