Autumn is officially here. Wet, and grey, and wonderful. Autumn is the season of bad colds. It's the season of diving headfirst into a new school semester. And, most importantly, it's the season of books.
For me, autumn is the best reading season. It has the perfect weather conditions for staying inside, with a good book, and hot cup of coffee/tee/coco. The thing about this season, is that there is no right or wrong when it comes to choosing your book. You can fully immerse yourself into the dark, and read a good old Stephen King horror. Or you can dream yourself away to a warmer and sunnier place like, say, Ray Bradbury's Green Town, or Mars.
In my anticipation for this reading season, I've been outlining my autumn TBR, and this is what I have come up with. Some of these books have followed me from the summer TBR. There are some re-reads, too. Nothing is, of course, written in stone. The TBR is more of a guideline, than a fixed to-do list.
For fun
11. Two Serpents Rise
by Max Gladstone
For me, autumn is the best reading season. It has the perfect weather conditions for staying inside, with a good book, and hot cup of coffee/tee/coco. The thing about this season, is that there is no right or wrong when it comes to choosing your book. You can fully immerse yourself into the dark, and read a good old Stephen King horror. Or you can dream yourself away to a warmer and sunnier place like, say, Ray Bradbury's Green Town, or Mars.
In my anticipation for this reading season, I've been outlining my autumn TBR, and this is what I have come up with. Some of these books have followed me from the summer TBR. There are some re-reads, too. Nothing is, of course, written in stone. The TBR is more of a guideline, than a fixed to-do list.
Currently reading
1. Among Others
by Jo Walton
2. It
by Stephen King
NetGalley requests
3. Glenn Miller Declassified
by Dennis M. Spragg
4. Charmed: A Thousand Deaths
by Erica Schultz
Nanowrimo 2017
5. On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
by Stephen King
6. Zen in the Art of Writing
by Ray Bradbury
For fun
7. Frankenstein
by Mary Shelley
8. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
by Philip K. Dick
by Philip K. Dick
9. "Deny All Knowledge": Reading The X-Files
by David Lavery and Angela Hague (editors)
10. Leviathan Wakes
by James A. Corey
11. Two Serpents Rise
by Max Gladstone
In other news, I passed the re-exams (more relieved than happy), and now I'm doing something completely different, like studying dental anatomy, and making tooth models out of wax (it sounds more fun than it is).
Nanowrimo is coming soon. I still haven't decided what project I'm going to tackle this year, Perhaps, I'm going to do something different altogether, and finish all my short stories. Or, maybe, I'll write a worldbuilding bible for a my new YA fantasy project.
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