Not really a reading Wednesday
On account of how I am barely reading anything lately.
I still need to catch up on the stuff I read in 2015 (I know). Here's the list:
And because I keep wanting not to talk about 2016 books before I finish talking about 2015 books, I have completely forgotten to write down all the comics I read early in January. There were a lot, but all I can remember is the Marie des dragons intégrale and volume 4 of Les aigles de Rome (I know). I was in a comic shop for five consecutive hours at one point, this is not all I read, ffs. :(
Anyway, in the interest of not forgetting more stuff, I am currently reading:
Contes et récits de l'histoire de Carthage by Jean Defrasne: CARTHAGE! (Read along with
yhlee )
Le Déchronologue by Stéphane Beauverger: Currently the PoV character/narrator is dying, fighting Alexander the Great with time canons, joining up with Native South Americans to fight the Spanish, ruling a floating city because Europe is fucking gone and South America/any landmass is going the same way, narrowly just escaped what might be an aircraft carrier/the Flying Dutchman...
Tattúínárdǿla saga: If Star Wars Were an Icelandic Saga by Jackson Crawford: Here on the internet. Quite frankly I am easily entertained and a sucker for well-done pastiche.
Speaking of which, has anyone read William Shakespeare's Star Wars? Is it all as great as the phrase "to thine own Sith be true"? (Gonna start using this a motivational tool, ngl.)
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I still need to catch up on the stuff I read in 2015 (I know). Here's the list:
- Books read in French
- Chats d'oeuvre
- D'un monde à l'autre (La Quête d'Ewilan, tome 1)
- Le Jardin des silences
- Comics read in English
- Lucifer v1 (Vertigo comic)
- Prince of Cats
- Sandman Overture
- Spider-Gwen v1
- The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl v1
- Books read in English
- Fragile Things
- Magnus Chase and the Sword of Asgard
- The Red Pyramid
- Books about Ancient Dead People
- Darkness Over Cannae
- Le papyrus de César
- Tumulte à Rome
And because I keep wanting not to talk about 2016 books before I finish talking about 2015 books, I have completely forgotten to write down all the comics I read early in January. There were a lot, but all I can remember is the Marie des dragons intégrale and volume 4 of Les aigles de Rome (I know). I was in a comic shop for five consecutive hours at one point, this is not all I read, ffs. :(
Anyway, in the interest of not forgetting more stuff, I am currently reading:
Contes et récits de l'histoire de Carthage by Jean Defrasne: CARTHAGE! (Read along with
yhlee )
Le Déchronologue by Stéphane Beauverger: Currently the PoV character/narrator is dying, fighting Alexander the Great with time canons, joining up with Native South Americans to fight the Spanish, ruling a floating city because Europe is fucking gone and South America/any landmass is going the same way, narrowly just escaped what might be an aircraft carrier/the Flying Dutchman...
Tattúínárdǿla saga: If Star Wars Were an Icelandic Saga by Jackson Crawford: Here on the internet. Quite frankly I am easily entertained and a sucker for well-done pastiche.
Speaking of which, has anyone read William Shakespeare's Star Wars? Is it all as great as the phrase "to thine own Sith be true"? (Gonna start using this a motivational tool, ngl.)
This entry was originally posted at http://dhampyresa.dreamwidth.org/125326.html and has
comments over there.