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Currently going to check into the Predator comics if that counts : P.
Besides that, i really like to return to the Lovecraft books since i remember reading one when my english wasn't as good so that was a rough read that it was hard to go by, but now i feel more cappable if any.

False Gods (Horus Heresy)

Just finished Metamorphosis, Currently reading the Trial
Must say, the trial seems to be the opposite of metamorphosis, in which it was more madness of the main character, while in the trial it is the madness of everyone except the main character

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Runemaster in the Last Days

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Just finished Metamorphosis, Currently reading the Trial
Must say, the trial seems to be the opposite of metamorphosis, in which it was more madness of the main character, while in the trial it is the madness of everyone except the main character

i think the madness of kafka's protagonists is always self-inflicted. this is one of kafka's central jokes - everyone brings their problems upon themselves, they need only change their direction

Wheel of time 1st book

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Just finished reading Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones. Next I plan to read the rest of the trilogy: Castle in the Air and House of Many Ways.

The Count of Monte Cristo.

The Count of Monte Cristo.

Outdrawn by Deanna Grey. Its a wlw queer romance novel about two comic book artists who are enemies to lovers as they deal with insecurity, family struggles, and business competitiveness. Its currently a 6/10 for me, but I am only 40% of the way through.

Just finished Oathbringer, why did i leave Brandon Sando stuff unread for this long? I plowed trough Way of Kings and Words of Radiance

Just to put this section on par with the other "what are you currently..." sections. And, I'm curious.

I'm currently reading The Bonehunters by Steven Erikson. Just started. Seems like it'll be a doozy, like most of his books. I'm continuing straight from Midnight Tides, which was great. It had a lot more "comedy" than previous books in the series. (The Malazan Book of the Fallen)

Waiting patiently for A Dance of Dragons by George R. R. Martin.

Malazan is definitely a deep and complex read—The Bonehunters will be a doozy for sure! The series is filled with powerful, undefeated leaders who shape entire civilizations, much like real-world figures in history. Hope you enjoy the journey!

In the Miso Soup by Ryu Murakami

So far, very intense lol

A Little History of Music by Robert Phillip

it's like what it says in the title. Encyclopedic but with simple English (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)

3 Body Problem by Cixing Liu
A great piece of science fiction srsly

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