Ahira's Hangar

Good to see you, Cj.
Welcome (back) to the Hangar.
The Pendragon Cycle expert arrives.

Hahaha, I'm reading Clive Barker's Everville, 2nd Book of the Art. His long books are a bit odd. This one is a little more accessible than The Great & Secret Show though.

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Sword of the Lictor, Bk 3 of The Book of the New Sun by Wolfe.

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Rereading Esselmont'sNight of Knives.

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Rereading Runes of the Earth.

The Silmarillion.

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Read Jim Butcher's Changes, his latest Dresden Files book. Have never read such an appropriately entitled book.

I think that is the same thing DW posted regarding that book on his Facebook wall a week or so back...
I haven't started the series yet, so can't comment myself.

Gardens of the Moon again, for want of anything else.

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You're a brave soul, Av, to take on a re-read of all of Malazan. I'll probably pick up Dust of Dreams after I finish my re-read of the Last Chrons (to date).

This is my second of the whole series to date so far. Think I'll probably do all the Chrons next.

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Up to book 5, Phoenix, in Brust's Vald Taltos series.

I can see re-reading all of the Chrons. There's just so much of Malazan to get through. I tried a reread awhile back. I think I got partway into the 4th book and bailed. I admit that I had an incentive to bail -- the newest book in the series arrived in the mail.

I may have to look for those Vlad Taltos books...

Still haven't had a chance to get over to my new library. I need to get that done.

I have the advantage of getting through them quick. What with work and all, each one usually takes me about a week, so it's just one long story, which is pretty cool. Nearly finished GotM now.

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I wish I had sustained reading time, but my "monkey mind" gets in the way these days. And I don't typically read at work.

I've still got about 50 pages left in Runes.