January books
Jan. 31st, 2018 11:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
semperfionaThe last couple months I've been in a reading drought again. I've tried to read a few things, but just couldn't do it: Hillary's book--too depressing. An EJ Dionne analysis of the 2016 election--too appeasement of racist misogynists.
The one book I was really digging on, I started late in its check-out period, and then the same thing happened a second time when my hold came back up. I've finally got it a third time, and maybe this time I'll manage to finish it: An American Family by Khizr Khan. What I've read so far has been fascinating and well written.
The one book I was really digging on, I started late in its check-out period, and then the same thing happened a second time when my hold came back up. I've finally got it a third time, and maybe this time I'll manage to finish it: An American Family by Khizr Khan. What I've read so far has been fascinating and well written.
- Caliban's War, James SA Corey
- The Black Tides of Fortune, JY Yang
- The Red Threads of Heaven, JY Yang
