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Thinking about reading Michael Vey again soon.

Holly wrote: "Right now I am reading: Assassin's Apprentice, The Blade Itself and A Clash of Kings"

I am also reading The Blade Itself. Abercrombie is an excellent author.

This week, I am reading Betwixters: Once Upon a Time by Laura C. Cantu and it's really amazing and magical. Perfect for Middle Grade and Fantasy lovers!

Anything by Linnea Sinclair, but especially Finders Keepers.

I'll be reading Waking Gods by Sylvain Neuvel. Seems intriguing!

Every week is scifi/fantasy week, as far as I'm concerned =)

I'm currently making my way through Gene Wolfe's Book of the New Sun after feeling lukewarm about the first book when I read it years ago. It definitely helps to have a reading partner, and to have some external resources. I'm enjoying it way, way more this time. Highly recommend the podcast Alzabo Soup for anyone making their way through this series, either for the first time or doing a re-read. They've done a couple other Gene Wolfe books, too.

I am re-listening to all of David Weber’s Honor Harrington Universe books. Have finished the Stepahnie Harrington trilogy and the Manticore Ascendant trilogy. Currently listening to The Short Victorious War.

I’ve just read the sample of Avanti Chronicles: Bray’s Balance by Hannah Walker and will read the rest as soon as I purchase it. The Avanti Chronicles, FYI, are LGBT (m/m).

I'm reading On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness

Sorry, I'm reading that whole series.

I'm reading Billy Blacksmith: The Ironsoul (before it's released on Sept. 1 ...squee!!) by Ben Ireland

I hope to also get around to finishing Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake

I have started reading Voyager book
It is the 3rd book from Outlander novels

Paolo wrote: "Fevre Dream - George R.R. Martin"

its pretty good, enjoy

Looks like N.K. Jemisin has to be my next go to - 3 Hugos in a row can't be wrong

I just finished the Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss. They were brilliant. Now I'm reading Congo by Michael Crichton.

The Atlantis Girl by S.A. Beck

David wrote: "I just started The Lies of Locke Lamora"

Great series, too bad the author can't get off twitter long enough to even update his web page let alone write the next book.

I am currently reading Borne by Jeff VanderMeer, and next (probably not this week though) will be reading Perdido Street Station by China Miéville.

Words of Radiance, book 2 of The Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson.

"The collapsing empire" by John Scalzi...

Matt wrote: "Currently reading Space Opera.
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I can't wait to read this one! Already on my want-to-read list. Sounds amazing.

A dragon with so many books, WOW

Claudia wrote: ""The collapsing empire" by John Scalzi..."

My husband is part way through this one. We love Scalzi!

I'm starting Passage by Connie Willis. It's been on my shelf for a long time. After this one, The Collapsing Empire by John Scalzi.

I want to recommend my favorites from the last couple of years:

The Passage trilogy by Justin Cronin -- unlike many trilogies I've started, this one kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end (and afraid to walk under trees or go out in my backyard after dark).

11/22/63 by Stephen King -- phenomenal time-travel story, I couldn't stop thinking about it.

The Three-Body Problem (Remembrance of Earth’s Past #1) by Cixin Liu -- translated from Chinese, takes place during the Chinese cultural revolution and involves 1st contact with aliens. Really a highly creative masterpiece. I haven't read the follow on books yet.

Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro - this story is is weird and trippy, but Ishiguro never disappoints

I also loved both Ready Player One and Armada by Ernest Cline. I thought they did a great job on the movie of Ready Player One.

The Wise Man's Fear

Every week is sci-fi and fantasy week for me. LOL. I'm reading Catwoman Soul Stealer by Sarah Maas, and listening to Dune Messiah on Overdrive audio.

I just finished The Truth of Different Skies - Kate Ling. Its apparently a prequel, but stands on its own. I absolutely loved it. Reminded me of the feel of Claudia Grays YA scifi, without the A.I.

Kate & Curran!

I just finished listening to an audio of 1984!

The graphics for this blog post are adorable.

I am reading Provenance by Ann Leckie.

Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch I'm currently reading Good Omens which I started before Fantasy/Sci-Fi Week. One of the funniest books I ever read. Next stop is either Uprooted by Naomi Novik or Storm Front by Jim Butcher. Leaning towards Storm Front though.

I just finished Slouch Witch and am starting Star Witch. After I knock out that, I'm going to go back and re-read Childhood's End by the great Arthur C. Clarke. I have to admit, that I'm feeling a bit nostalgic for some of the old classics that I read back when dinosaurs roamed the land. :o) So I might do a re-read on some that I hadn't thought about in years if not decades. Depending on how my brother does with his physio (knee replacement--football, even at only weekend warrior style is hard on the body.) I might be able to knock out 2 books while I'm sitting waiting on him to get through. He's not able to drive yet, and my sister-in-law has to work. So I offered to drive him. Hey, sitting in hospitals and clinics you have to have something to do. I don't think he's like it if I took my knitting with me--I usually sit and knit and read when waiting for someone--but I don't want to embarrass him. I can do that for my family and enjoy the rolling eyes and grumbles. :o)1

I'm re-reading Left Hand of Darkness, which I read ages ago. It's crazy how differently I'm viewing it now that I'm older.

Architects of Infinity

Vox by Christina Dalcher and Irontown Blues by John Varley.

Have you read this trilogy? It's excellent. 2018 Hugo Award Winner

i am reading Winter for the third time this series is sooooo good ahhhhhhh

The Endgame Omnibus -- truth is, I just finished it, but I'm going to go back and read it again. It's so huge, you can happily get lost in it. Looking forward to doing so a second time!

It's not SciFi/Fantasy week without Ursula K. Le Guin.

I just finished reading her most recent series, Annals of the Western Shore.

Gifts
Voices
Powers

So sad there will be no new writings from Le Guin. I will miss the gift of her powerful voice.

Miyazaki movies got me hooked on Diana Wynne Jones.
Howl's Moving Castle is just one of her many fantastic books.

Star Wars: Thrawn Alliances by Timothy Zahn. <3

Gate crashers - Patrick Tomlinson

I'm reading Eona by Alison Goodman. The second part of a duology.

"City of Miracles" by Robert Jackson Bennett.

@Everyone: read the "Divine Cities" trilogy, starting with "City of Stairs". You won't regret it. :-)

just finished A Storm of Swords part 1 and it was amazing!.....will have to see if i can read any other sci fi or fantasy books this week am thinking some Octavia E Butler would be good

The Book of Lost Things, John Connolly.

Yo estoy leyendo el necronomicon

I'm reading Cress by Marissa Meyer!

I'm halfway through Illuminae

It's ok but i'm not sure if i'll pick up the next in the series ~ undecided.