What Are You Reading, Part 2

[Steeldancer he/him]

Oathbringer? Self Control?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Scyora she/her]

Just finished Shadows of Self.

Now, on to Bands of Mourning!

[Sunbird she/her]

William Shakespeare's Star Wars, Part the Seventh: The Force Doth Awaken.

[AngelEy3 he/him]

4 hours ago, Sunchicken said:

William Shakespeare's Star Wars, Part the Seventh: The Force Doth Awaken.

That's a thing?! Omg I want in. 

[Sunbird she/her]

@AngelEy3 yes, they're brilliant!! Just look up "William Shakespeare's Star Wars" or the author, Ian Doescher. He's already adapted the original six episodes, and the seventh just came out recently.

[Briar King]

Just finished Dresden 4. 5 f bombs.

i really want to go straight to book 5 but with Oath coming I would be reading 4 books at once if I did. Yikes. Must take a small break.

[Sunbird she/her]

Starting on Melissa F Olson's new book Switchback, the sequel to Nightshades.

[AngelEy3 he/him]

Mostly recently I completed The Black Company series by Glen Cook. I liked it a lot. It easily made my top 5 fantasy series list. That list is not too terribly large right now, but I am working on it rapidly. I read The Hobbit real quick for an easy short read before Oathbringer. Then I'm either going to check out the Dandelion Dynasty series, or Instrumentalities of the Night. 

[Sunbird she/her]

On 11/11/2017 at 11:59 PM, Sunchicken said:

Starting on Melissa F Olson's new book Switchback, the sequel to Nightshades.

Finished Switchback. A bit too short for my liking (under 300 pages print length), but otherwise good.

[Briar King]

I’m surprised this thread hasn’t exploded today.

[StormingTexan he/him]

I’m reading this book called Oathbringer. Anyone heard of it?

[Dunkum he/him]

17 minutes ago, StormingTexan said:

I’m reading this book called Oathbringer. Anyone heard of it?

mine hasn't arrived yet.  which is fine for today, because I probably wasn't going to start it (well, ok, i probably wasn't going to get more than a couple chapters in anyway), but I'm going to be mad at Amazon if it doesn't get here within the next day or 2

[Steeldancer he/him]

It's weird how quiet the shard is...

[Sunbird she/her]

@Steeldancer It's because everyone has their noses buried in Oathbringer (me included!).

[Scyora she/her]

Unfortunately, I haven't (yet) read WoK and WoR, so Oathbringer has to wait a while.
But I finished Bands of Mourning yesterday. 

Next, I'll start with Warbreaker (and after that, all Stormlight Archive)

 

[Mulk he/him]

Oathbringer...for the second time.

[Briar King]

It’s been pretty fantastic so far and I’m only a bit over 100 pgs in. Liking it so much Malazan 6 and Grace are getting very little attention since yesterday.

[Kari he/him]

I just re-read the whole Mazerunner series. It was shorter than i remembered.

I am currently waiting for my hold on The Wheel of Time book 7.

I'm also waiting for my library to get Oathbringer.

I'm also completely out of books now...

[Orlion Blight he/him]

13 hours ago, Briar King said:

It’s been pretty fantastic so far and I’m only a bit over 100 pgs in. Liking it so much Malazan 6 and Grace are getting very little attention since yesterday.

 I've been skipping around in it. It's not told in a chronological way, so why should I read it sequentially? 

[NamelessThirteenth]

17 hours ago, Hunt2man said:

I'm also completely out of books now...

Read The Lies of Locke Lamora, a beautifully imagined story and world filled with witty theives and daring heists. Trust me, a journey you'll never regret.

PS: I feel like an ad now. For the record, I'm not a publisher or something

[AngelEy3 he/him]

3 hours ago, NamelessThirteenth said:

Read The Lies of Locke Lamora, a beautifully imagined story and world filled with witty theives and daring heists. Trust me, a journey you'll never regret.

PS: I feel like an ad now. For the record, I'm not a publisher or something

Seconded

[Kari he/him]

5 hours ago, NamelessThirteenth said:

Read The Lies of Locke Lamora, a beautifully imagined story and world filled with witty theives and daring heists. Trust me, a journey you'll never regret.

PS: I feel like an ad now. For the record, I'm not a publisher or something

Just put it on hold. 

My WoT is ready. Just in time.

[Draginon he/him]

Finished reading Warbreaker earlier today. I loved how much this story was a reversal story. I knew there was something up with the priests but I didn't guess the actual reason for it. I loved seeing all the characters changing by the end of the story (Siri, Vivenna, Susebron, Vasher, Lightsong) and even loved the various Returned. The ending so screams a sequel and with the annotations I hope the sequel comes sooner than later.

Now onto The Knights of Crystallia

[NamelessThirteenth]

Is the wheel of time realy worth my time (pardon my pun)? I mean, I've trid to read the Eye of the World, but the pacing felt a bit slow to me.

Does the pace get better?

[NamelessThirteenth]

17 hours ago, AngelEy3 said:

Seconded

Finally, I meet another Gentlemen Bastard fan. The world is a bit lacking on those at the moment...

Any update on when Thorn of Emberlain is scheduled to release, or if Lynch got over his depression?