I primarily read science fiction, but I will also read some general fiction, and even an interesting autobiography.
I love The Dark Tower series by Stephen King. I'm not sure if anything I'll ever read will supplant it as my favorite thing to read.
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A lyrical account of the author’s time as a pilot flying the dangerous mail routes …
Brilliant story. The desert part toward the end is fascinating. The couple of small parts that come after seem a little out of place, but were interesting by themselves.
A lyrical account of the author’s time as a pilot flying the dangerous mail routes …
Picked this up because someone on Lemmy posted a quote from Saint-Exupery. Not sure if it was from this book, but I don't care. The writing is exquisite.
Picked this up because someone on Lemmy posted a quote from Saint-Exupery. Not sure if it was from this book, but I don't care. The writing is exquisite.
By the time I got to the end I had forgotten it was by Hugh Howey. I like the ideas it talks about, but I'm too much of a pessimist to believe any of it could actually happen.
By the time I got to the end I had forgotten it was by Hugh Howey. I like the ideas it talks about, but I'm too much of a pessimist to believe any of it could actually happen.
Time for some more Hugh Howey! It seems like a pretty interesting concept. I may give the adaptation a go when I'm done.
Time for some more Hugh Howey! It seems like a pretty interesting concept. I may give the adaptation a go when I'm done.
In After Dark—a gripping novel of late night encounters—Murakami’s trademark humor and psychological insight are …
That was an interesting one. I'm a little disappointed by the lack of resolution, but I enjoyed the story as it was going along.
That was an interesting one. I'm a little disappointed by the lack of resolution, but I enjoyed the story as it was going along.
In After Dark—a gripping novel of late night encounters—Murakami’s trademark humor and psychological insight are …
Murakami stories are always easy to read for me. This one seems to have more horror elements than the ones I've read so far, but who knows how it'll turn out?
Murakami stories are always easy to read for me. This one seems to have more horror elements than the ones I've read so far, but who knows how it'll turn out?
In After Dark—a gripping novel of late night encounters—Murakami’s trademark humor and psychological insight are …
Picked this up after seeing that David has it.
Station Eleven is a 2014 novel by Emily St. John Mandel, her fourth. It takes place in the Great Lakes …
At the Mountains of Madness is a science fiction-horror novella by American author H. P. Lovecraft, written in February/March 1931 …
At the Mountains of Madness is a science fiction-horror novella by American author H. P. …
This took its sweet time to get to the interesting part, and then abruptly ended.
As my first ever H. P. Lovecraft book I have to say it hasn't exactly inspired me to read any more. I suppose I have to give him at least one more chance, though, because it seems like everyone regards him highly.
This took its sweet time to get to the interesting part, and then abruptly ended.
As my first ever H. P. Lovecraft book I have to say it hasn't exactly inspired me to read any more. I suppose I have to give him at least one more chance, though, because it seems like everyone regards him highly.
Very short story. I like Ray Bradbury, I think. I've only read something by him two times.
This one sounds so futuristic, but then certain parts of the technology make it clear that it was written a long time ago.
I like that it was set in the distant future of 2026.
Very short story. I like Ray Bradbury, I think. I've only read something by him two times.
This one sounds so futuristic, but then certain parts of the technology make it clear that it was written a long time ago.
I like that it was set in the distant future of 2026.
At the Mountains of Madness is a science fiction-horror novella by American author H. P. …
The writing style is so clinical I almost don't care about the story at all.
The writing style is so clinical I almost don't care about the story at all.
At the Mountains of Madness is a science fiction-horror novella by American author H. P. …
It's getting more interesting as it goes, but it's a bit of hard work. The outdated language and writing style is a bit off-putting.
It's getting more interesting as it goes, but it's a bit of hard work. The outdated language and writing style is a bit off-putting.
