Reading List

Frequently, I hear about a book and go "oooh I should read that". But reading takes time, and I'm scared I'll forget about the books I want to read! To that end, I maintain a little list of books I want to read on this page.

If you've any book recommendations, reach out to me!

Current Series

Anything I'm in the midst of, that I'm liable to forget about - maybe books are yet upcoming, or I'm on a break from them.

This Used to be About Dungeons - Alexander Wales. It goes hard and it's cozy and I've read most of it before, but I'm reading in ebook format and the last 2 volumes aren't edited & released there, so I'm taking the series kinda slow. (That way I'll have less of a wait for the finale.)
Gleanings: Stories from the Arc of a Scythe - Neal Shusterman. Probably gonna take a little break after The Toll before I pick up this one, let the trilogy breathe. Oh also there's a sequel series coming out, that's on my radar too!

Reading List

Things that are up next... eventually.

Pale - Wildbow. It's soooo good but I have not stuck it all the way through. Next Wildbow story to read after Twig.
War and Peace - Leo Tolstoy. I loooove the musical based off of a small part of this book, so I want to try seeing how the threads of the characters extend beyond the parts that I've heard put to song. It's broken up into 17 books so maybe I can read them like Wildbow story arcs? Or maybe I'll book club it with a friend.
To Sleep in a Sea of Stars - Christopher Paolini. My Dad loves this and my brother is intrigued, so once we find our physical copy I'll probably try to read in sync with him.
Ra - qntm. Bounced off this ages back but liked the vibe and want to see if it's more readable for me on ereader than online.
Dune Series - Frank Herbert. I mean I love the Denis Villeneuve movies, dude. Like Ra I've bounced off it before but want to give it another try.
Farseer Trilogy - Robin Hobb. I've heard really good things but that's about it! :p
Little Blue Encyclopedia - Hazel Jane Plante. Know nothing but it caught my eye.
Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir. Listened to the audiobook ages back and thought the movie was okay, if missing some of my favourite detail-rich parts. Considering a reread to experience it in non-audio form and to experience those missing bits again, but maybe there are enough books out there that rereading is not my favourite move.
Ninth House - Leigh Bardugo. I loved Six of Crows when I read it ages back, so want to see what that author has been up to outside of the Grishaverse.
A buncha books by Jonathan Sims. What can I say, I liked The Magnus Archives, wanna see what else he got up to!