Weekend Reading

[ironed_orchid]

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

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[kitcatwoman]

City of the Lost by Kelley Armstrong.

[ironed_orchid]

That sounds like fin.

[musyc]

I'm going to make an attempt to read Kowal's "Ghost Talkers". And to clear a few things out of my AO3 read-later. XD

[ironed_orchid]

Sounds good!

[bluegreen17]

perhaps i will dip into 'blitzed:drugs in the third reich' by norman ohler, or skim through p.m.h. atwater's 'beyond the light' which is a book about near death experiences that i read and really liked years ago. my connection with it was that i could relate to how a lot of nde surivivors felt,even though i had not had the experience myself. i especially connected to 'not wanting to be here' because of knowing somewhere else is better. these days i'm more skeptical about there being a 'somwhere else' but i'm hoping there is. that feeling could stem from many things besides nde's as well.

also hope to dip into the copies of new yorker and atlantic i have borrowed from the library. fairly recent issues. they are two of my favorite mags,and i love magazines. besides that,i am in the process of reading neal stephenson's 'anathem'.

my 'want to read' is always much bigger than what i ever get done because of focus issues,but it's still good to have those things around to look forward to in the case that i am not too tired and/or unfocused to enjoy some reading.

[ironed_orchid]

Sounds like you have no shortage of things to choose from.

[bluegreen17]

very lucky,thanks to the libraries! they are the best thing!

[singloom]

Whole bunch of library books to get through (I work in a library.) Currently reading The Beat Goes On by Ian Rankin, a collection of short stories featuring DI Rebus.

[ironed_orchid]

Neat!