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landofnowhere) wrote2025-02-19 10:25 pm
landofnowhere) wrote2025-02-19 10:25 pm
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wednesday books are at war
Macbeth, William Shakespeare. Readaloud. I've lost count of how many times I have been in readalouds of this play, and I'm not even counting playing Banquo when I was 13. But it is a very, very good play to read aloud, and I am not yet tired of it. This time we did the whole thing with only 5 people, which was intense.
Rhythm of War, Brandon Sanderson. Reread. I finished Stormlight book 4! Lots of stuff happened at the climax, the details of which I had only vaguely remembered. A major part of the second half of the book is about resistance during occupation, which hits differently now than it did in December 2020.
Wind and Truth, Brandon Sanderson. Not a reread -- finally made it to the new book! I'm partway into Day Two (of ten) and stuff certainly has been happening. Not sure where things are going, but hoping for interesting worldbuilding reveals.
Rhythm of War, Brandon Sanderson. Reread. I finished Stormlight book 4! Lots of stuff happened at the climax, the details of which I had only vaguely remembered. A major part of the second half of the book is about resistance during occupation, which hits differently now than it did in December 2020.
Wind and Truth, Brandon Sanderson. Not a reread -- finally made it to the new book! I'm partway into Day Two (of ten) and stuff certainly has been happening. Not sure where things are going, but hoping for interesting worldbuilding reveals.