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What Are You Reading In 2019?

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A couple of weeks ago.

 

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An absolute all-timer for me. There are some books that when you read them, you have some sort of epiphany to the effect of "Wow! Oh so THAT'S what books can be like."

 

Discovering Douglas Adams as a teenager was one of those books.

An absolute all-timer for me. There are some books that when you read them, you have some sort of epiphany to the effect of "Wow! Oh so THAT'S what books can be like."

 

Discovering Douglas Adams as a teenager was one of those books.

 

First time for me. I loved it. At least I now know where the creators of the podcast "Welcome to Night Vale" got their inspiration. :D

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Not my normal thing. Recommended by a co-worker. We'll see...

Here's my factoid for this thread.

 

I estimate that over the course of my adult life, I've read somewhere around half a billion words.

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Here's my factoid for this thread.

 

I estimate that over the course of my adult life, I've somewhere around a trillion zillion gazillion words.

 

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