Intended Reading (31st May )

[ironed_orchid]

What haven't you read yet this week?

We all have things we mean to read, but never quite find the time, whether it's a bunch of unopened tabs, or in a precarious tower of books by the bed.

What's on your to-be-read list this week?

Comments

[ironed_orchid]

Books I haven't started yet: We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves by Karen Joy Fowler and Moxyland by Lauren Beukes.

Books I have started but am not sure I want to keep going with: Imajica by Clive Barker

[nanila]

I got The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet from the library so that is on my list. Just as soon as I finish writing two more talks for the meeting I'm going to next week. /o\

[ayebydan]

I realised I had not read last month's history magazine when this month's dropped on my doormat. Oops. But it is a nice evening to sit in the garden so I am hoping I can get it done tonight :)

[kitcatwoman]

Rise of a D-List Supervillain by Jim Bernheimer.

[gool_duck]

The free (first one is free!) Magpie Lord by KJ Charles

The Circle, by Derek Des Anges

[musyc]

I have an entire tote bag full of library books I haven't started.

... And I'm reading The Martian for the twentieth time instead. >.>

[alexseanchai]

The rest of Starhawk's Spiral Dance, the rest of Burkert's Greek Religion, and all of Larson's Greek Nymphs.

[fred_mouse]

This week, I really really need to read a chapter on survey sampling, a chapter on non-inferiority trials, and a chapter on cross-over trials. I also need to read a handful of papers on the feeding of preterm infants. Anything other than that is gravy.