Books/Novels Discussion Thread V1: Literary Gems

[Nerevarine]

Yeah I felt I would not actually get into the habit of reading again, but I was wrong..

 

[Anorion]

U guys have Goodreads account ? Its like Steam for Books

Did you like Southern Reach? It is not for everyone.

yeh, here

 

[cute.bandar]

Listened to "emperor's soul" by brandon sanderson. 100 page novel.
This guy sanderson, is a god. He is so good. In 100 pages he created this amazing world, with a unique magic system and an amazing story, satisfying conclusion and that ending touch was ah.

 

[TheSloth]

Listened to "emperor's soul" by brandon sanderson. 100 page novel.
This guy sanderson, is a god. He is so good. In 100 pages he created this amazing world, with a unique magic system and an amazing story, satisfying conclusion and that ending touch was ah.

How much did the audio book cost you?

 

[cute.bandar]

^ its 15$ , but ahem...
The 15$ is the graphic audio version, normal audiobook would be much cheaper

 

[rhitwick]

There is audio book, then there is graphic audio book!
Am I getting too old to know such things?!!

 

[cute.bandar]

Technically its not a 'graphic audio' but 'audiodrama' . GraphicAudio is simply the company that produces the audiodrama/audiobook. And they are the best in the business by far IMO.

Am I getting too old

Considering that you are on online forum, that is not whatsapp/facebook, and filled with nerds, probably not

 

[axes2t2]

Started The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski on 1st jan, Now completed.

happy new year peeps.

 

[axes2t2]

Started Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson.

 

[axes2t2]

Started Shōgun by James Clavell.

 

[cute.bandar]

Thoroughly enjoyed "songs of distant earth" arthur c clarke . Some of things one learns in a sci-fi book are so amazing. Like possibilities of quantum drive, empty space isn't empty and on.

btw @axes2t2 How was Snow Crash ? Had tried it a long long time ago. FYI I adore ready player one

 

[axes2t2]

Thoroughly enjoyed "songs of distant earth" arthur c clarke . Some of things one learns in a sci-fi book are so amazing. Like possibilities of quantum drive, empty space isn't empty and on.

btw @axes2t2 How was Snow Crash ? Had tried it a long long time ago. FYI I adore ready player one

Didn't find the story engaging, I read it in short bursts.

Interesting premise though.

 

[axes2t2]

Started Neuromancer by William Gibson.

 

[Anorion]

^man, you are in for a wild ride, one of the most influential cyberpunk books. I like using all the new (now old) terms and phrases invented by that book.

 

[axes2t2]

^man, you are in for a wild ride, one of the most influential cyberpunk books. I like using all the new (now old) terms and phrases invented by that book.

It was awesome

 

[axes2t2]

Currently reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.

 

[Nerevarine]

Currently reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.

Very good read

 

[cute.bandar]

Anyone read 'Ringworld' ? I started listening to its audiobook, but didn't like the narrator, reading it now and I am liking it now. Sometimes I find the 'flow' a little confusing. Not sure why..

 

[cute.bandar]

 

[ico]

Best books I have ever read are the three books in the "India Trilogy" by VS Naipaul.