Weekend reading roundup

[nanila]

What did you read this weekend? If you planned on anything specifically, did you read it? (No reminder link, sorry, I'm on my phone & it's late & I'm tired.)

Comments

[alexseanchai]

I did in fact read apartment amenities lists! And am now in a tizzy over what said lists aren't telling me. Like whether the possibly-best-bet apartment includes any utilities in its rent! (If it doesn't, it's not the best bet.)

[nanila]

Sounds like things are progressing, so fingers crossed.

[alexseanchai]

Indeed! Thanks.

[azurelunatic]

I definitely read my reading page, and my friends page too! I finished reading Killashandra again (via Dodgy Ebook Site; I own it hardcopy but I've no idea where I left said copy), plus a selection of various fanfic. And quite a bit of Twitter. Rather more than I thought I would, all told...

[miss_s_b]

Ooooooooo yes I read my reading page too

[nanila]

Ohhh, Killashandra. Such a terrible role model. And yet it was one of my (secret) favourite books as a young teenager. This may, with hindsight, explain a lot about my early twenties.

[azurelunatic]

Terrible role model and terrible co-worker too!

[miss_s_b]

I done read two whole books! Ammonite by Nicola Griffith, which was very thought-provoking scifi with an entirely female cast (one character's father is mentioned in flashback a couple of times, but other than that it's ladies all the way) & Hellbent by Cherie Priest, which was pulpy urban fantasy nonsense and very enjoyable.

*proud face*

I didn't do much else, mind...

[nanila]

Huzzah! Well done. The first one sounds great; I shall add it to my ever-mushrooming list of Intended Reading.

[miss_s_b]

I really really loved it

[fred_mouse]

I read at least two >60K fanfics that were not on my list; the first two stories in an anthology that I have to review/judge, and none of my current 'get this finished ASAP' book.

[nanila]

Priorities, pffft. Reading, yay! :D

[weaverbird]

Did pretty much what I expected, baseline social media (and associated news articles etc), bedtime reading (The Hobbit), and many articles about Omar Sharif.

[nanila]

Yay! I aspire to baseline social media catchup. Bedtime reading has mostly been for the benefit of the toddler. :P