Red Seas Under Red Skies by Scott Lynch. 2nd book in thr Gentleman Bastards series. Sort of a heist story in a fantasy setting. Really fun read. Honestly would say it's in my top 5 fantasy series so far.

Edit: Also listening to the audiobook of Let Me In/Let the Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist. Swedish vampire story. Not that far into it, but it's pretty damn good so far. Pretty disturbing in some little ways. But I'm not too far into it, so it hasn't gotten to the really good stuff yet.

Nothing interesting but I'm commenting to remind myself to check back later in case that other dude read that book I hated.

De Grijze Jager book 2, to work on my Dutch because I read the series in English (Ranger's Apprentice) at around 12 or 13 so I know it, but it is also written in past tense with some more complex words that I don't hear in conversation.

Just finished How to Change Your Mind by, Michael Pollen and it has a very objective and interesting take on psychedelics and therapy using them but it also seems like he didn't dive very deep at all into his experiences

I am looking at reading more cosmic horror like The Fisherman or The Hollow Places, but a lot of the books I have seen recommended aren't on Kobo and I refuse to use Amazon.

Ok. I’m in the middle of a few right now.

The Restaurant At The End Of The Universe by Douglas Adams; this one is all sorts of fun! I can’t believe I’ve never continued on with this series before.

Under The Whispering Door by T J Klune; this is a beautiful and funny story about a dead man as he tries to come to terms with his death and move on. We all are listening to this one in a road trip, and so far so good!

The Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu; alllllmost done this one. I’m finally through the slog and into the interesting parts. I’m not entirely convinced that this book could have had the front half removed without much loss to the story, but maybe it comes more into play in the next books in the series? I dunno.

The Body Keeps The Score by Bessel van der Kolk; neuroscience meets psychiatry in this book about what trauma does to the mind and body. I’m loving this so far, I find it fascinating, though it’s obviously really heavy.

21 Lessons For The 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari; it’s alright, I liked his other books more.

I just finished the first book of the Scholomance series by Naomi Novik. I started a new job and my brain has been there so I’ve fallen behind in reading. It was good and an interesting take on the “school for magic” genre.

Starting the second book in Max Gladstone’s Craft series. I read the first one for r/fantasy BINGO last year and really enjoyed it.

Just finished NOS4A2 by Joe Hill, and liked it quite a bit. One minorly interesting thing I haven't seen before is that some chapters would end like "and then she tumbled into the" and the next chapter would be titled "Kitchen". This is the first Joe Hill book I've read, so it makes me wonder if he writes any characters that aren't severely broken in some way lol. Looks like there's a TV series adaptation, but it's only got 6.7 on IMDB so I'll probably skip it.

The cuckoo's egg by Clifford Still

I'm about halfway through. Really a must read for computing and/or security interested people. Or guys just nostalgic of the good old early days of internet.

I have just completed Sheridan Le Fanu's Ghostly Tales collection from Kindle Store couple of days ago, so I decided to re-read Carmilla. I must say, after reading most of his short stories, Le Fanu is definitely one of my favorite writers of all time.

Just started to read A Child Called “IT”. Don’t remember where I got the recommendation, but ugh.. what a tough story!! (Content, not the quality of writing.. writing is great)

Definitely t.w. related to child abuse, though it seems like a fairly quick read.

I sort of recently finished The Anomaly by Herve le Tellier, and I loved it so much I've been having trouble with other books.

I read The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro, and I'd read The Remains of the Day a while back, so I might read some more from him.

Just started Black Sun and it really started out with a bang, but I feel like I'm losing steam as it switches between characters. It might just be me, but I also think I just don't like reading about political games and machinations (except for in Game of Thrones, that was awesome).