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My one LOTR experiment ended with the first genealogy of a tree. That was 25 years ago, so I'm not entirely sure there even was a tree genealogy but I'm not about to try again and confirm its existence.

I finally got another copy of Dune .. got one for my niece too. She read all the hunger games and expressed interest In sci-fi..

BetterOffShred wrote:I finally got another copy of Dune .. got one for my niece too. She read all the hunger games and expressed interest In sci-fi..

Legit combo, both sci fi series, both feature hot boyz with dreamy blue eyes.

Dapper Bandit wrote:

BetterOffShred wrote:I finally got another copy of Dune .. got one for my niece too. She read all the hunger games and expressed interest In sci-fi..

Legit combo, both sci fi series, both feature hot boyz with dreamy blue eyes.

Just got done with Joe R. Lansdale's "The Bottoms", been wanting to read any of his books since I saw Cold In July. I'd definitely recommend him for a more rural/modern noir writer

Just finished this

Its like the second half of Steven King's It but starring the Scooby Doo gang vs Lovecraftian horror. It was a super fun read.

Just read all of Rat Queens vol 1-5.
Read Saga 1-3, gotta get the rest on deck.

Then return to Brent Weeks Nightangel trilogy.

Been a long time since I read this:

i'll go back to that again, but probably not until it no longer seems like current events. i would like to read Homage to Catalonia given my recent interest in the Spanish Civil War and anti-fascism in general.

it was my favorite brother, the one who died of AIDS in 1986, who turned me onto 1984 when i was 12...he handed me a copy one day and said i should read it. he was so fucking great...i will never stop missing him. the only one in the whole extended family that got me at all.

Started Foucault’s Pendulum by Eco ... good stuff so far (20 Pages in) ...

Don't get too excited, but I'm diggin into this baby...

It was bookmarked with a page torn out of a '70s JC Penney catalog featuring some truly hideous furniture.
Dark wood and plaid...and wood paneling everywhere. Mmm.

Achtane wrote:Don't get too excited, but I'm diggin into this baby...

It was bookmarked with a page torn out of a '70s JC Penney catalog featuring some truly hideous furniture.
Dark wood and plaid...and wood paneling everywhere. Mmm.

Can you post an example of this type of hideous furniture ...

JereFuzz wrote:

Achtane wrote:Don't get too excited, but I'm diggin into this baby...

It was bookmarked with a page torn out of a '70s JC Penney catalog featuring some truly hideous furniture.
Dark wood and plaid...and wood paneling everywhere. Mmm.

Can you post an example of this type of hideous furniture ...

I threw it away, but it was basically this furniture:


Except less ornate and more chunky, like wood blocks screwed together like this:

i need to plow through the 3 books i have in the on-deck circle, so i can dig into the one my supervisor at work just loaned me: Here, There, and Everywhere: My Life Recording the Music of the Beatles by Geoff Emerick, who was second engineer on almost all of the Beatles' recordings. hoping for insight as to how in flaming hell they did Sgt. Pepper on 4-track r2r.

I'm having to unload a lot of books for the move, putting most of my library on a kobo except the box I'm keeping, but people keep on giving me books! But I finally get to read Christopher Moore's Coyote Blue!