Reading Wednesday
Another short book this week. It's nice!
Currently reading: The Colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett. Still as lovely as it always was. It's nice, coming across all of the delightful little quotable parts that I've never really forgotten but are always nice to read again (and again, and again). I find myself liking Twoflower more than I used to - maybe it's because now I have some actual experience being a tourist. But I still sympathize with Rincewind a lot.
Will read next: I'm not sure. Not something Pratchett. Something a lot different would be better. Maybe something nonfiction; I have a book on the Norwegian heavy water sabotage that I've been meaning to read for ages, but haven't gotten around to, and I really want to read it before I watch Kampen om tungtvannet (the recent miniseries about that historical event). Or a comic book - I still have some Vinland Saga that I haven't managed to get to, and one volume of Age of Bronze that I haven't read yet. Or maybe I'll read some Jo Nesbø; I have The Son but I haven't started it yet. Anyway, something of a completely different genre would be best.
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Currently reading: The Colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett. Still as lovely as it always was. It's nice, coming across all of the delightful little quotable parts that I've never really forgotten but are always nice to read again (and again, and again). I find myself liking Twoflower more than I used to - maybe it's because now I have some actual experience being a tourist. But I still sympathize with Rincewind a lot.
Will read next: I'm not sure. Not something Pratchett. Something a lot different would be better. Maybe something nonfiction; I have a book on the Norwegian heavy water sabotage that I've been meaning to read for ages, but haven't gotten around to, and I really want to read it before I watch Kampen om tungtvannet (the recent miniseries about that historical event). Or a comic book - I still have some Vinland Saga that I haven't managed to get to, and one volume of Age of Bronze that I haven't read yet. Or maybe I'll read some Jo Nesbø; I have The Son but I haven't started it yet. Anyway, something of a completely different genre would be best.
This entry was originally posted at http://yuuago.dreamwidth.org/3379685.html. You can comment here or at the original entry.