What Are You Currently Reading?

[Hylia 85,573]

4 minutes ago, Dennis Reynolds said:

@Hylia what's good my friend  

I need to start still omg  

[Dennis Reynolds 16,529]

3 minutes ago, Hylia said:

I need to start still omg  

Do you have any favourite short stories? I'm still reading a lot of Lovecraft stuff, but as for books I am also reading Foundation by Isaac Asimov  

[Hylia 85,573]

1 hour ago, Dennis Reynolds said:

Do you have any favourite short stories? I'm still reading a lot of Lovecraft stuff, but as for books I am also reading Foundation by Isaac Asimov  

I haven’t actually read many short stories  but I did recently get a book of Greek Myths where they’re written in a format close to George R.R. Martin (the description said that fans of A Song of Ice & Fire would enjoy the book). The authors run a YouTube channel that I watch where they discuss Greek myths so I’m excited to read it

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17 minutes ago, Hylia said:

I haven’t actually read many short stories  but I did recently get a book of Greek Myths where they’re written in a format close to George R.R. Martin (the description said that fans of A Song of Ice & Fire would enjoy the book). The authors run a YouTube channel that I watch where they discuss Greek myths so I’m excited to read it

Think we've discussed this before but I was a huge fan of Greek mythology when I was a kid  George R.R. Martin, he writes in a swapping first person narrative, doesn't he (at least with his Game of Thrones books)? It's written like that or is just the scale/tone like GoT?

[Hylia 85,573]

35 minutes ago, Dennis Reynolds said:

Think we've discussed this before but I was a huge fan of Greek mythology when I was a kid  George R.R. Martin, he writes in a swapping first person narrative, doesn't he (at least with his Game of Thrones books)? It's written like that or is just the scale/tone like GoT?

We probably have because I love Greek mythology.  It seems to be referencing just the scale/tone, with the different myths being in a short story format. I think I’ve mentioned it to you, but I also have Cirse which is based on The Odyssey that I’m gonna read too.  

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17 hours ago, Hylia said:

We probably have because I love Greek mythology.  It seems to be referencing just the scale/tone, with the different myths being in a short story format. I think I’ve mentioned it to you, but I also have Cirse which is based on The Odyssey that I’m gonna read too.  

Have you ever heard of The Dying Earth? That series was very influential on GRRM. 

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currently reading:

please...i hope i can finish it but my brain hates to read these days. 

 

[Mr. Mendes 12,350]

for like the 5th time

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Catch-22 – Joseph Heller 

This book is amazing. The novel is set during World War II, from 1942 to 1944. 

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On 3/2/2012 at 9:00 AM, Kevvy Metal Lover said:

Inheritance by Christopher Paolini - the final book of the Eragon series

i read that its good

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Dear Evan Hansen, i hope my misery ends soon as this book is not that great

 

[max 15,151]

Call Me By Your Name finally.

[Chris 56,862]

i have yet to read these

 

 

i just bought House Fires by Connor Franta a few weeks~ish ago

 

and ive had these for almost 2+ years i think  

Becoming Michelle Obama

Me: Elton John - Official Autobiography

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christmas reads 

[Dennis Reynolds 16,529]

God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater

[Chris 56,862]

i want to read this but look at the prices  

https://www.amazon.com/Im-Still-Here-Eartha-Kitt/dp/0283997729

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the paris apartment  lucy foley   and the sting by sandra brown

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I'm reading If You Knew... - Safarli