I finished Barrayar by Louis Mcmaster Bujold and had a really great time from start to finish. Gripping, funny, and just plain thought provoking, I can see why it won a Hugo award and Locus award.

I recently finished The Stand by King. The long, re-release. 1100+ pages.

It is an interesting post-pandemic dystopia. I got it off someone's "best sci-fi" list. I would say it was good but not great. I would not put it in my top 10 sci-fi.

I got it from the library after being on a waiting list. I am glad I pushed myself to read it/finish it because I have not finished a book in way too long. Great mental exercise but not the best book.

Just finished the Hunger Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. As a fan of the original trilogy, I really enjoyed all the worldbuilding and learning more about Panem.

Classical Rhetoric for the Modern Student. Still reading it. Fucking love it!

Last one I finished was Look to Windward by Iain Banks.

Yes, I enjoyed it. I read it every 18 months or so. It is my favourite Banks novel.

Currently reading:

Fiction: The galaxy and the ground within by Becky Chambers.

Non Fiction: Twelve Caesars, Images of power from the ancient to the modern by Mary Beard

First read of both novel and author for both fiction and nonfiction.

Currently on the last book in the 3 part broken earth series by N.K. Jemisin. The Stone Sky. The first book threw me through a loop. Second one is setting up the third one.