@lordmatt I am currently reading “Star Trek: Shadows Have Offended”. I saw it at the dollar store, of all places, and decided that even if it turned out to be terrible, it was only $1.25.
I only just started reading it, and am not far enough into it to know if it’s any good yet.
@me@lordmatt@chat.authorbuzz.co.uk How did it turn out? Would you recommend "Star Trek: Shadows Have Offended"? It sounds like my nerdy sort of thing.
@lordmatt @lordmatt Honestly, I got sidetracked and haven’t finished it yet. I should pick it up again. I enjoyed what I’ve read so far though.
Right now I am mostly reading my way through Sanderson’s The Stormlight Archive. Once you get into it, the series is really good. You will want enough time to get past six or seven chapters when you start on book one because you get a bunch of introductions before the story kicks off.
As you’d expect his is a spralling epic where it takes a few books before the characters meet each other and the main thing starts happening. That sounds bad except Mr Sanderson manages to make it totally gripping.
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I am reading "Amerikanuak: Basques in the New World." It's a very thorough exploration of a fascinating people.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/350208.Amerikanuak
@lordmatt I am currently reading “Star Trek: Shadows Have Offended”. I saw it at the dollar store, of all places, and decided that even if it turned out to be terrible, it was only $1.25.
I only just started reading it, and am not far enough into it to know if it’s any good yet.
@me @lordmatt@chat.authorbuzz.co.uk How did it turn out? Would you recommend "Star Trek: Shadows Have Offended"? It sounds like my nerdy sort of thing.
@lordmatt @lordmatt Honestly, I got sidetracked and haven’t finished it yet. I should pick it up again. I enjoyed what I’ve read so far though.
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Right now I am mostly reading my way through Sanderson’s The Stormlight Archive. Once you get into it, the series is really good. You will want enough time to get past six or seven chapters when you start on book one because you get a bunch of introductions before the story kicks off.
As you’d expect his is a spralling epic where it takes a few books before the characters meet each other and the main thing starts happening. That sounds bad except Mr Sanderson manages to make it totally gripping.
I guess you file this under Book Reviews on Open Mentions.