What are you currently reading?

[RonClinton]

Just started John R. Little's memoir, MY QUIRKY LITTLE MEMOIR: CONFESSIONS OF A SMALL PRESS WRITER.

[sholloman81]

Just finished reading the Phantasia Press LE of Phillip Fracassi's "The Third Rule of Time Travel". Enjoyed this one a ton but felt that it slightly missed the mark. It was well written, had a lot of neat science ideas, a small dose of horror, characters you can root for, and a great villain to root against, but by the time I finished, I never got that feeling you get when reading a truly special time-travel story, the feeling I got when I read Grimwood's Replay or Crouch's Dark Matter. Still, I'm glad to have read this story and added this edition to my library/fracassi collection!

Am now finally getting around to reading my PS Publishing LE of Stephen King's "Different Seasons", one of my all-time favorite books and a sure piece of nostalgia for me!

[RonClinton]

Just finished reading the Phantasia Press LE of Phillip Fracassi's "The Third Rule of Time Travel". Enjoyed this one a ton but felt that it slightly missed the mark. It was well written, had a lot of neat science ideas, a small dose of horror, characters you can root for, and a great villain to root against, but by the time I finished, I never got that feeling you get when reading a truly special time-travel story, the feeling I got when I read Grimwood's Replay or Crouch's Dark Matter. Still, I'm glad to have read this story and added this edition to my library/fracassi collection!

Am now finally getting around to reading my PS Publishing LE of Stephen King's "Different Seasons", one of my all-time favorite books and a sure piece of nostalgia for me!

That's unfortunate...I still have to read my copy of the Phantasia ed. of RULE, and was hoping the hype -- and my favorable history with his work -- would carry the day, but the comparison to Grimwood and Crouch, both time-travel touchstones, has me concerned. Fingers crossed it works for me a bit better.

[brlesh]

Finished up Fever House by Keith Rosson last night and really enjoyed it.

It is a complete batshit crazy story that shouldn’t work, but it does.

After Fever House it’s back to The Mad Butterfly’s Ball, which unfortunately, is becoming a drag.

B

[brlesh]

Finished up Fever House by Keith Rosson last night and really enjoyed it.

It is a complete batshit crazy story that shouldn’t work, but it does.

After Fever House it’s back to The Mad Butterfly’s Ball, which unfortunately, is becoming a drag.

B

Taking another break from The Mad Butterfly’s Ball to start a reread of Carrie tonight.

Want to reread the source material before Carrie’s Legacy gets here.

B