Picked up the Inheritance Cycle. Again. Haven’t read it since middle school. Still an amazing set of books
I’m on a reread of the Locked Tomb series. Currently on Harrow the Ninth! Enjoying connecting all the dots I missed on the first read as it has a wild complicated plot haha.
This year has been the year of Sanderson for me. I read mistborn and mistborn part 2 (except the lost metal). I also read The Odyssey in preparation for the movie and am diving into the Stormlight Archive, which should take me a year or so at my pace.
Definitely check out the Scadrian System section of Arcanum Unbounded before starting The Lost Metal, it definitely adds A LOT of great context. He really starts opening up the Cosmere in The Lost Metal!
Yeah, that’s why I’m taking a break atp. I read the one with Kelsier’s adventures as a ghost, and I’m reading thru stormlight archive first before lost metal.
Just picked up Priory of the Orange Tree to read on vacation. I’m also on Book 4 of Dungeon Crawler Carl via audiobook.
I’ve consumed all the Cosmere content there is to consume at this point, and now I’m just waiting for Ghostbloods to come out ![]()
I also was given an assignment in my English class to write an essay analyzing a metaphor from a piece of media. So I decided on one of my favorite metaphors from one of my favorite books: “men without chests,” from this fine book
Lewis will always be my goat
Journey of a thousand miles begins with a step. 1st Warhammer 40k book, and I have roughly 800 to go
Gotta finish it before the movie comes out!!!
I keep trying to read a book, but it doesn’t come back to my hand when I throw it…
Am I doing it wrong? ![]()
Is it a book on unresponsives?
I dunno, sumthin bout gravity
This is helping me to have a better understanding of the timeline of life. That’s one thing I really had no grasp of growing up until I started learning on my own
Only a couple of chapters left, and I can already say this is one of the most fascinating books I’ve ever read in my life.



















