I'd tell you what they're about, but I don't know, exactly. XD

I do need to finish my latest WoT reread...I'm partway through A Crown of Swords, although I did have to skip The Dragon Reborn because my copy got ruined and I couldn't get a hold of it at all this year. XD So I'll need to get to that one at some point.

Hmm...I know there's more...Well, as mentioned already, I do need to finish Alloy of Law by Brandon Sanderson. I'm on, like...Chapter 7. XD I haven't been reading much lately. XD

And then I have a few audiobooks I never got to.... First one is I need to finish Mr. Monster by Dan Wells. I was a good way into it, and my iPod randomly decided to reset itself or something, and lost my place. I haven't felt up to trying to find where I was when I last listened to it, so I haven't touched it in forever.

I also have Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind. I don't yet know if I'll read the rest of the series, but I won't know until I've gotten through this one. XD It did come highly recommended by someone I know who has similar tastes in literature. XD

that can happen, it turns out I am reading a fair bit nowadays

And then I need to somehow get into Discworld by Terry Pratchett...which reminds me I should send a PM before I forget again. XD

hmm Discworld is long, but I think it might be nice to read, at least a couple

I feel like I am ready to start reading again; a trip to Barnes and Noble the other day really helped with that. I do have time for it, too, it's just actually doing it that needs to happen. I've found that for me, computer time and reading time are almost mutually exclusive. Like, when I read, that's all I do. For days, weeks, whatever. Same with computer. I kind of trade-off every couple of weeks, or months, or whatever. So, lately, it's been computer computer computer. Now it'll be books books books, unless I can learn some balance.

hmm Discworld is long, but I think it might be nice to read, at least a couple

There's nothing wrong with long series of books. I GENERALLY don't read entire series in one go, unless they're really gripping me. Like, I think I read The Hunger Games without reading anything in between except my textbooks. I do that with Percy Jackson sometimes, or I did it with most of Harry Potter this year on my random reread.

 

I usually will read one or two of a series, pick up something else, go back to it whenever I feel like it. I'm very "go with the flow" when it comes to reading. XD

oh the hunger games were good, at least the first one was and then it sort of faded towards the end

Actually, I just remembered, I did that with Otherland when I read it this last spring. I got them all in the mail for my birthday, and I was sick and didn't work much (4-5 hours a day, 3-4 days a week) and I had NO INTERNET except for maybe a window of an hour or two on days I worked, so I plowed through Otherland in about a week.

Okeys, buenas noches for me.

phone died on me :P

 

back to Memory, Sorrow and Thorn - probably my fav after tWoT, maybe even before LotR, and thats saying something!

I havent gotten my hands on any of his other books...must do that :)

phone died on me :P

 

back to Memory, Sorrow and Thorn - probably my fav after tWoT, maybe even before LotR, and thats saying something!

I havent gotten my hands on any of his other books...must do that :)

g'night!

 

sleep...good idea...

cant...resist...just a bit more spam...

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