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DunningKruger · 61-69, M
I'm quite big into space opera. I used to be more into fantasy, but not as much anymore. I love horror. Mystery is good, but it's been a while since I dipped my toes.
I finally finished reading the last book of The Sun Eater series last night, Shadows Upon Time. I really liked the earlier books, but man, this last one was a slog, probably at least twice as long as it needed to be.
Loved the Hyperion Cantos.
I enjoyed the Wheel of Time books a lot, but Jordan just started dragging things out so much. "Oh, waited 3 years for a book and nothing happens in it but setting things up for the next book." Ultimately, although Sanderson's concluding books were pretty OK, the conclusion was disappointing.
I was a huge fan of Martin's Wild Cards series. I've been slowly working on finishing the more recent modern volumes in the series.
I do love me some pulp fiction.
I finally finished reading the last book of The Sun Eater series last night, Shadows Upon Time. I really liked the earlier books, but man, this last one was a slog, probably at least twice as long as it needed to be.
Loved the Hyperion Cantos.
I enjoyed the Wheel of Time books a lot, but Jordan just started dragging things out so much. "Oh, waited 3 years for a book and nothing happens in it but setting things up for the next book." Ultimately, although Sanderson's concluding books were pretty OK, the conclusion was disappointing.
I was a huge fan of Martin's Wild Cards series. I've been slowly working on finishing the more recent modern volumes in the series.
I do love me some pulp fiction.
moonlightlullaby · 46-50, F
@DunningKruger Wow, what a detailed reply. You introduced me to a genre I didn't know of; Space Opera.
masterofyou · M
Steinbeck, Arthur Miller, Anais Nin, Hemingway, mostly anything erotic, anything classic but smutty.. The Bible, The Book of Enoch, The Book of Jubilees. Anything with a cover and pages with words to read but lately haven't had much time to enjoy what i love between the pages....
But you know what I read there are many more we have spent hours texting about our literary preferences.....
But you know what I read there are many more we have spent hours texting about our literary preferences.....
moonlightlullaby · 46-50, F
@masterofyou Your bookcase is probably much like mine..
A Bible next to Henry & June. 🫣🤭
A Bible next to Henry & June. 🫣🤭
masterofyou · M
@moonlightlullaby Pretty much, my Bible is next to Anais Nin Little Birds.. 🤭😏🫣
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Jexie · 26-30, F
I like philosophy and biographies. Used to read a lot of fiction but less into them now, tho still would read them if I find a good one. Mystery and horror can be pretty captivating. Maybe a little sci-fi and astrophysics related stuff. Anything that opens my mind and takes me to a different place. Oh and I also like classics
moonlightlullaby · 46-50, F
@Jexie I love biographies and autobiographies, especially if I have some sort of fandom going
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moonlightlullaby · 46-50, F
@SleepingWithGhosts I've never been one to read from him. His books always look like a daunting task; they're so BIG, but perhaps I should be checking up on it's contents because I could definitely see myself reading this one.
SleepingWithGhosts · 46-50, M
@moonlightlullaby It's magnificent.
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moonlightlullaby · 46-50, F
@soulrespite I don't either. It used to be a love of mine, but I just can't focus anymore. Makes me a little sad & I thought this post could possibly stir something, but nope. 😐
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