What Are You Reading In 2017?

[mcpapa]

 

An older Dave Robicheaux novel that I somehow missed. 3.5 stars out of 4.

[Habib]

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That's been on my list for a while. Let me know how it is.

[Mitch Rapp]

What if? by Randall Munroe

 

[mcpapa]

[Clyde]

Reading "Flash Boys" by Michael Lewis about how high frequency traders on Wall St use technology to take advantage of how the stock exchange works. Pretty interesting.

[formerkywrestler]

"Bad Sports: How Owners Are Ruining the Games We Love" by Dave Zirin

 

Read this one when it first came out. Giving it another one to resolve my currently conflicted feelings of a partially-publicly-funded soccer stadium here in Louisville.

 

Hoping I won't be confused after this. No public money for stadiums... not even Louisville City FC.

Never knew you had a pen name...

[formerkywrestler]

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Very hard, but fantastic read.

[formerkywrestler]

Just finished Power of the Dog. Ridiculously good. Two thumbs way up!

[newarkcatholicfan]

[UKMustangFan]

The Lies of Locke Lamora (The Gentleman Bastard's Series #1)

 

[formerkywrestler]

Started Hillbilly Elegy early this morning and read until I had to get ready for work. Should be finished today or the next. Really enjoying it so far.

[formerkywrestler]

Halfway through this:

 

The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival

 

Great book. A look into a harsh region I am woefully unfamiliar with. Also, quite the thriller in parts. Only complaint is it occasionally dug too deep into the details and drug out a bit.

[kypride]

Just finished

Echelon Front

[BFritz]

Not planning on reading any but I need to quit being lazy and finish writing mine.

 

I think it will suck but, ever since the wreck, people have said I should write one.

 

I was writing a lot of it but then I got sick for a month back in August (I think) where I couldn't do much besides lay in bed, and I just never started back on it.

[Habib]

Not planning on reading any but I need to quit being lazy and finish writing mine.

 

I think it will suck but, ever since the wreck, people have said I should write one.

 

I was writing a lot of it but then I got sick for a month back in August (I think) where I couldn't do much besides lay in bed, and I just never started back on it.

 

Scrivener will make it a lot easier. I mean, you'll still have to do the actual hard part. But, this helps a lot. And maybe shelling out a couple of bucks adds to the motivation. :lol2:

 

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