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Jan. 7th, 2015 10:10 pmOkay, I'm going to try and do the Wednesday reading meme this year. LET'S GO, LET'S DO IT.
What I've just finished:
Rereads of the Newsflesh trilogy (Feed, Deadline, and Blackout) by Mira Grant; I love these books and they get me every time. In comics, I finished my reread of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic vol. 2 (omnibus), which is my favorite Star Wars title.
What I'm currently reading:
In ebook I'm doing a reread of Sunshine by Robin McKinley; in hard copy I'm rereading The Midnight Mayor by Kate Griffin and for the first time reading Star Wars: X-Wing: Rogue Squadron by Michael Stackpole. On my phone I'm rereading The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. (Basically, I know it well enough that I can pick it up or put it down at any point; I don't think I'd ever try to read something new on my phone, and I only use my phone instead of my Kindle or a paperback when I'm trying to kill time in line or something.)
What I'm reading next:
I'm trying to close out my in-progress books left over from 2014, since I came into 2015 with nine unfinished books. Kameron Hurley's The Mirror Empire, which I guess is technically a currently reading since I've read some of it but I'm not concentrating on it the way I am on the others, is at the top of the list, along with Ian Haynes' Blood of the Provinces, which is non-fiction Roman military archaeology. In comics, KOTOR vol. 3 and the Quinlan Vos - Jedi in Darkness omnibus.
What I've just finished:
Rereads of the Newsflesh trilogy (Feed, Deadline, and Blackout) by Mira Grant; I love these books and they get me every time. In comics, I finished my reread of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic vol. 2 (omnibus), which is my favorite Star Wars title.
What I'm currently reading:
In ebook I'm doing a reread of Sunshine by Robin McKinley; in hard copy I'm rereading The Midnight Mayor by Kate Griffin and for the first time reading Star Wars: X-Wing: Rogue Squadron by Michael Stackpole. On my phone I'm rereading The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. (Basically, I know it well enough that I can pick it up or put it down at any point; I don't think I'd ever try to read something new on my phone, and I only use my phone instead of my Kindle or a paperback when I'm trying to kill time in line or something.)
What I'm reading next:
I'm trying to close out my in-progress books left over from 2014, since I came into 2015 with nine unfinished books. Kameron Hurley's The Mirror Empire, which I guess is technically a currently reading since I've read some of it but I'm not concentrating on it the way I am on the others, is at the top of the list, along with Ian Haynes' Blood of the Provinces, which is non-fiction Roman military archaeology. In comics, KOTOR vol. 3 and the Quinlan Vos - Jedi in Darkness omnibus.