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Wants to read The Traveling Triple-C Incorporeal Circus

Finished reading Baptism of Fire

Rated A Game of Thrones 7/10

Rated A STORM OF SWORDS BY GEORGE R.R. MARTIN 6/10

Rated Cult of the Dead Cow: How the Original Hacking Supergroup Might Just Save the World 9/10

Finished reading The Isle in the Silver Sea

Rated The Odyssey 8/10

Wants to read How to Disappear: Notes on Invisibility in a Time of Transparency

Wants to read Wound

Rated Dragon Weather 8/10

Rated Leviathan Wakes 9/10

Wants to read The Art and Making of Control Limited Edition

Wants to read Gretel and the Great War

Rated The Glass Hotel 7/10

Wants to read Fledgling

Rated This Census-Taker 10/10

Wants to read Song for the Unraveling of the World: Stories

Wants to read Jirel of Joiry and Selected Stories

Finished reading A Stranger in the Citadel

Wants to read Wolf Country

Finished reading Sour Cherry

Rated Love and Math: The Heart of Hidden Reality 8/10

This book isn't going to be for everyone, but I really enjoyed it. There are a few chapters in the book that can easily be skipped, if you don't want to understand all the math behind some of the topics he is talking about in the book. I suggest this book for any mathematics major currently in school, or anyone who is interested in mathematics in general. I also suggest this book for anyone who is interested in discrimination within the USSR against Jewish people.

I thought this was a lovely read, and return to it about once a year. There is one particular part of the story that really emphasizes the Cold War for all of us who weren't around, or too young to remember it. The part when the author visits a grocery store in the United States for the first time is really eye-opening.

Wants to read Resistance Through Rituals: Youth Subcultures in Post-War Britain

Wants to read Cahokia Jazz

Wants to read The Deep Sea Diver's Syndrome