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- Gotta give it to Glen Cook - The dragon never sleeps. He's better known for the Black Company series.
- My 11 year old son did not want me to get him a story book. Instead he wanted a programming book, so we bought "Hello Python" by Anthony Briggs from a bookstore. The Amazon reviews for it ended up not so good, so we'll see how it goes: http://www.amazon.com/Hello-Python-Anthony-S-Briggs/dp/19351...
Anyway, I've recently read (my Kindle list):
Also I've been watching videos more than reading recently:* Curious Myths of the Middles Ages by S. Baring-Gould * American Gods by Neil Gaiman * Instrumentalities of the Night series by Glen Cook * The Dragon Never Sleeps by Glen Cook * Many HP Lovecraft stories which I hadn't already read (I bought HP Lovecraft Complete Fiction) * Grimm's Fairy Tales * Cookery and Dining in Imperial Rome by Apicius * Takeshi Kovacs series by Richard K. Morgan * A Fire in the Sun (Budayeen series) by George Alec Effinger * Wool Omnibus by Hugh Howey * Hunted (Iron Druid Chronicles) by Kevin Hearne * Catspaw by Joan D. Vinge* Peaky Blinders * Top Gear * Skins * Grimm (where everyone in Portland lives in restored craftsman style homes and uses devices from Apple) * The Grand Budapest Hotel * Constantine * Moby Dick (Patrick Stewart version)
