Weekend reading

[nanila]

What are you planning to read this weekend? Everything counts! Menus, maps and mysteries included.

Comments

[legionseagle]

I'm proposing to continue with History of the Liverpool Privateers and Letters of Marque with an Account of the Liverpool Slave Trade 1744-1812 (Gomer Williams, 1899 or thereabouts, reissued and edited 2004 University of Liverpool and McGill University Presses

[nanila]

I hope it's going well (and, I can't resist...yarrrr).

[legionseagle]

It's amazing. Full of random snippets.

[weaverbird]

Work stuff, comfort reading (still Jane Austen), weaving-related articles, maybe a logic problem or two.

[nanila]

I'm with you on the first two. *fist-bump* Hope they're all going well.

[weaverbird]

*fist bump* They are indeed, so far! *g*

[alexseanchai]

Homework books and not much else :(

[nanila]

Good luck.

[miss_s_b]

I done read LOADS the last few days! This inevitably means that I will read little over the weekend...

However, plans include finishing the two feminist scifi short story collections I am part way through and finally starting on Signal To Noise.

[nanila]

Good thing it's not a race! Especially not in this comm. :)

Hope you're enjoying your weekend, however much or little reading you do.

[ironed_orchid]

I still have a couple of chapters of current novel, but my copy of She Walks in Shadows FINALLY arrived (it shipped in October and I had started to lose hope), so I will dip into that.

[nanila]

Wahey! Hope you're having fun.

[fred_mouse]

"Peripheral Visions" a collection of ghost stories by Australian author Robert Hood. Good so far.

[nanila]

Excellent. Hope it continues to engage.

[nanila]

Keep up with social media. Bits of the new Economist and Nature. If I feel up for it, I shall start a new non-fiction book.

[weaverbird]

Ah yep, I forgot to mention Twitter et al, too. Hope you get time to start the new book.