What are you reading?

May I use this thread to - again - recommend Swedish writer Niklas Natt och Dag's first novel '1793', with the English subtitle 'The Wolf and the Watchman'?

“Wonderfully written. /…/ [Niklas Natt och Dag’s] detailed descriptions of locations and characters and his well-crafted story ensure that The Wolf and the Watchman takes the reader along on a journey that does not end till after the final scene has been read.”
/De Standaard, Belgium

@Torunn

A German Edition is in preparation for March 2019

@ponderable said
@Torunn

A German Edition is in preparation for March 2019

Great news, I hope you will read it and like it. It is a journey in history, late 18th century Stockholm. Basically a story about crime, and much more.

Knock on Wood - Jeffrey S. Rosenthal

@badradger said
my dad used to put his wellingtons on whilst changing a lightbulb.

He should have put a Wellington on when you were conceived.

Now reading Umbert Eco:Baudolino

Neil Gaiman: Norse Mythology (2017)

The Woman in the Window, A J Finn (2018)

Incredible all the people who have TIME for reading! 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
Incredible all the people who have TIME for reading! 😉

-VR

Having done what should be done, is there a better pastime?

@torunn said
Having done what should be done, is there a better pastime?

Walking out in the fresh air for just one example! 😉

I guess one could get reading in before they were going to sleep, especially the book worms. 😉

-VR

@torunn said
Having done what should be done, is there a better pastime?

Reading is what separates man from hippopotami.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Reading is what separates man from hippopotami.

Here I am drooling over my Ham Radio Outlet catalog😉

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Reading is what separates man from hippopotami.

Has it worked for you?

-VR

@very-rusty said
Has it worked for you?

-VR

It works for everyone who can read.