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  • Finished Circe by Madeline Miller. I did enjoy. Was not blow me away good but may try some of her other stuff in the future.

    Still reading Amber and Iron. It is what I expect nothing amazing but solid D&D book.

    Started Iron Gold the fourth book in Red Rising? Or book 1 of the second part of it? I dunno. Just started and going to have to get used to the shifting main character narrative trope again. Been a minute i feel like since i have read a book like this.







  • Nearing the end of Circe by Madeline Miller. I have very much enjoyed it.

    Started Amber and Iron by Margeret Weis. Its book 2 in a trilogoy i started a little while back? It is a d&d book so its not gonna be great by any stretch but at least or hopefully entertaining. Jumped to some new books i got before going back to this. Really want to push through this trilogy and maybe another book or two before i get back to the He who fights with Monsters series. Think its like 12 or so books so feels like that is an undertaking. Also i have had far better luck reading litrpg books in a physical copy vs audiobooks so i dont even think they are all out in physical editions yet.






  • Did not have a ton of time to read this week. I did finish The Memory Police. I really enjoyed it. Not entirely sure i am on tack with how I interpreted it? I probably still need to think on it.

    Made little progress in He who fights with Monsters book 1, but its really growing on me. The MC is kind of annoying but everything else I like from the powers to how the world interacts and feels like things continue to happen even when we dont see them. The supporting cast feels importent too where as in DCC it really only felt like we cared abour Carl and Donut for quite some time.

    Did start Circe by Madeline Miller. I am enjoying so far but only a few chapters in.









  • Still slowly making my way through book 1 of He who fights with Monsters. I am enjoying it some, its only second litRPG i have read. I think DCC is better so far but this one kinda feels more fleshed out in some ways? I dunno maybe its because its book 1 and DCC was the same in book 1 but its been a minute since i read it so I dont remember. Maybe its more fleshed out in that its not a world ending event that kicks everything off like DCC.

    Also started The Memory Police by Yoko Ogawa. I like it so far not far, but i really want to know more about this world. Hopefully there is something explaining things by the end.