It's a book written by Todd McCaffrey, Anne McCaffrey's son, called Dragons Code. In the third book of the Dragonriders of Pern series, Anne McCaffrey tells of the Oldtimers and the exile of their rebellious dissidents to the southern continent. Todd picks up one event from that book, and backfills the story.

A 3 part group - The Concise books .. Mastery, Power and Seduction by Robert Greene. A friend recommended them. Not far enough in yet to say much.

Also researching real estate investment options within Individual Retirement Accounts and other investment options / strategies for retirees.

A humorous novel called "They came from SW19" by Nigel Williams. It's a follow-up to "The Wimbledon Poisoner" - set in the London suburb where the rather famous tennis tournament is held. (I used to live there in the late 1970s/early '80s)

I once read Asimov - I robot, and got gripped by it until I finished all the stories.

My overall reading would be too much to relate, but the single most intensive focus of mine are the 14 completed novels of Charles Dickens, all at once through audiobooks, this will be an approach using multiple recordings per book, as well as repeating certain recordings.

I wish I could enjoy reading, all I read are text books to do with work.☹

Currently on the go The chemist by AA Dhand.
Bit of a thriller.

The Palestinian lie by O. Isaac.
Bit of an 'anti-Palestinian' rant. Supposedly disecting disinformation surrounding immigration into Israel and all the foreign interference ever since.

And Laugh out loud - short humourus stories for seniors - J Lee Ander

Instructions

I'm just reading New Yorker magasine, I'll start on a couple of novels soon.

Herbal remedies

A novel called Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow. Really enjoying it.

its called king sorrow. kinda horror, Steven kings kid. i like it pretty well

Non-fiction

I don't know what it's called that's how thrilling it is.

Just about to start SCREAM AT MIDNIGHT by Joseph Payne Brennan, a collection of short stories.

I haven't read anything but law textbooks since last October

One of the jack reacher books on audio.

Civil War history

Patchwork girl of Oz

Shadows Upon Time by Christopher Ruocchio and Excession by Iain M. Banks. The first is a space-opera fantasy, the second more post-humanist space opera.

Herscht 07769 by László Krasznahorkai. There is not one single fullstop in that book. Even the titles of each chapter are embedded in one single sentence of 300+ pages.

A Line in the Sand by James Barr about the French British division of the Middle East after WW1

A book on malingering in a clinical setting

The Witcher

Foucault's Pendulum, Umberto Eco.

When Breath Becomes Air
by Paul Kalanithi

Spiritual. "The Impersonal Life" by Joseph Benner

The Australian Road Rules book

The Bronze Horseman trilogy.

Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks

The Hellbound Heart, Clive Barker

The Biography of Satan by Kersey Graves.

Woke is dead