Something called Breath.
Aside from that, Asimov's Foundation.
Since it's been ages it seems, what are you reading now?
24/06/2017 02:52:02 AM
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When I'm not reading bar prep materials, I'm reading Russell's HISTORY OF WESTERN PHILOSOPHY.
24/06/2017 04:26:44 AM
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Such a provincial attitude to have, but sadly a common one back then
25/06/2017 01:30:48 AM
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It's a shame. The ERE/Byzantine Empire is criminally underappreciated, even now.
25/06/2017 02:35:53 AM
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Other people decide for me, these days (book club)
24/06/2017 11:50:21 AM
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Roth's Radetzky March, Thomas Sowell's Economic Facts & Fallacies; Gav Thorpe's Corax
24/06/2017 04:36:38 PM
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Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens and Michel Houellebecq's Submission
24/06/2017 08:25:51 PM
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Would be interested to hear your take on both of those after you're done.
24/06/2017 08:32:54 PM
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Re: Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens and Michel Houellebecq's Submission
25/06/2017 01:42:40 AM
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Keri Hulme - The Bone People. Really enjoying it.
24/06/2017 08:35:01 PM
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Just bought a shit-load of Kindle books that I'd been wanting to read for a while
25/06/2017 08:32:16 AM
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Next on the list is The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. *NM*
25/06/2017 06:33:40 PM
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Oooh. I plan on reading this too sometime during the summer. *NM*
26/06/2017 01:15:50 PM
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His footnotes in that trilogy are amazing.
26/06/2017 01:14:33 PM
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Noble House is the best of those, that I've read.
26/06/2017 06:41:38 PM
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