Currently reading Tom Clancy - Debt of Honour, although I’m struggling to keep motivated as the writing is so damn small with tiny line spacing!
Leviathan Wakes by James S A Corey
I’ve watched The Expanse TV series a few times now so it’s about time I got round to reading the books. It’s no surprise that I’m really enjoying it so far, though it’s the first novel I’ve read in years.
Finally got around to downloading an epub version of worm onto the kindle so I’m reading that. Good story so far and lots to go it’s a huge body of text.
The Gospel According to Blindboy in 115 Short Stories.
Blindboy Boatclub is one half of the Rubberbandits. There are stories about a van fuelled by Cork people’s accents, Tipperary’s first ISIS recruit, a sexually aggressive banshee and a fridge dragged heroically through the streets of Limerick.
The Lost Rainforests of Britain by Guy Shrubsole. Very interesting if very Guardian-y bit of British lore I’d never even heard about before, and it very much makes me want to take a trip west to see the remnants of our rainforests.
The Burning God by RF Kuang.
There’s war, there’s a girl who spits fire, there’s dirty jokes. What more could I want?
