
I'm re-reading Issola by Steven Brust. And waiting for the last Tiffany Aching to be delivered to my Kindle account.
that's what she said.alisondre wrote:??? I hadn't realized that she was still writing under any name...
I really liked the Harry Potter books, at least the early ones, but she does seem to have a problem with endings. They just don't do much for me, in any case.
Gabriela wrote:that's what she said.alisondre wrote:??? I hadn't realized that she was still writing under any name...
I really liked the Harry Potter books, at least the early ones, but she does seem to have a problem with endings. They just don't do much for me, in any case.
reading this sorry forum and it's not getting any betteralisondre wrote:Gabriela wrote:that's what she said.alisondre wrote:??? I hadn't realized that she was still writing under any name...
I really liked the Harry Potter books, at least the early ones, but she does seem to have a problem with endings. They just don't do much for me, in any case.![]()
You didn't post what you were reading!
I do a fair amount of reading in installments of 30 minutes or so too. It's one of the main reasons I mostly read fiction these days. I used to read a non-fiction book between each fiction, but I just get tired and fall asleep when I try to do the non-fiction these days.Reyazul wrote:Still trying to find the willpower to complete Mein Kampf, but I find reading very difficult these days. I'll sit down and start reading and 30 or so minutes later, I'll be nodding off in my chair, having made very little progress at all. I've got a ton of good books on my shelf waiting to be read, but I may never get around to them unless reading gets easier again.
I don't really have much interest in fiction reading anymore (I figure if I want a fictional story, I'll just play through one in a video game). But the 30-minute-ish blocks of reading are becoming a habit for me for sure now. Especially if I need something to get me drowsy before I go to sleep.alisondre wrote:I do a fair amount of reading in installments of 30 minutes or so too. It's one of the main reasons I mostly read fiction these days. I used to read a non-fiction book between each fiction, but I just get tired and fall asleep when I try to do the non-fiction these days.Reyazul wrote:Still trying to find the willpower to complete Mein Kampf, but I find reading very difficult these days. I'll sit down and start reading and 30 or so minutes later, I'll be nodding off in my chair, having made very little progress at all. I've got a ton of good books on my shelf waiting to be read, but I may never get around to them unless reading gets easier again.