Empire of Man.

Reading through Book of the New Sun. Definitely an underrated sci fi series.

I'm not a big book reader, but a friend got me "The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla and Other Works". It's sitting on my nightstand when I can motivate to crack a boot. The book I finished before it was "Brief Answers to the Big Questions" by Stephen Hawking.

I like reading works from Scientists. I can't understand their research papers because of the math, but I enjoy the works they do for the layman.

About to finish Snow Crash, and I was just thinking about reading Seveneves afterwards. Is it good? How does it compare to Cryptonomicon and Snow Crash (the only other Stephenson books I've read)?

Just finished reading an older series: Nine Princes in Amber. Doesn't age as well as I'd like.

I´m reading select texts about what is grassroots-community action. It has been quite nice. The book is in Portuguese though.

Recently finished The Expanse series and Three Body Problem series, those were both great adventures. I'm getting started on All Tomorrows now

I'm reading the Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan, which is the first book of the Kane's Chronicles. I'm also reading Queen of Shadows by Sarah j. Maas.

I bought both Asimov collections, and after reading the I, Robot edition pictured above, I started Prelude to Foundation.

Start WoT now, and you might finish by Christmas

Just fulinished A Deepness in the Sky by Vernor Vinge. Didn't enjoy as much as A Fire Upon the Deep, but it was still a good space opera. Some uncomfortable sex scenes though.

Last day of my vacation and I've begun my third book in as many days. Just read Yumi and the Nightmare Painter by Brandon Sanderson, followed by A Winter Grave by Peter May. Both books were great, hence why I swallowed them so fast.

Have just started on Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny, and so far it seems promising.

Picked up 2 different series by Will Wight cause they were free on amazon for a while, and very impressed

Halfway through Cradle, on book 6 and it's actually really good; a naruto-eque world with well thought out power progression, great world building and characters, with plenty of peril and few dull moments

I’m not reading par se but I’m an audiobook fan and also a fan of the Star Wars Expanded Universe (Legends). I’m enjoying listening to the new recordings of the first Thrawn trilogy.

These re-recordings will probably be the last of its kind, given Disney’s declaration of non-canon.