Been looking for some more books to read. So tell me what y'all are reading. The last book I read was the Honor Harrington series by David Weber. It follows Honor Harrington, an officer in a space navy in the 41ST Century. It shows her rise from a captain to a fleet admiral during a time of peace. It has a great deal of fun naval battles, day to day struggles and politics. Fun read.
All that I survey, I could easily destroy. From time to time, it is important to remind these small creatures of the true extent of my power.
The last book I read was Ender's Game. As someone who doesn't read a lot, I thought it was pretty good. Pretty much, this six-year-old has a monitoring device removed that all kids have, he goes and fights someone picking on him, gets seen through cameras, then goes through a lot of schooling to kill an invasive colony called the buggers. I was surprised to hear that the book was from the 80s. It fits right into the 20s era.
Off the spinner, to the skinner, it chops off layers, now I'm thinner.
Star wars episode III, as I previously only listened to the movie. Have a wishlist of over 100 books, so definitely will share more over the next months.
A few things I have been listening too somwhat resently, like all the stuf from jasen onspok always loved his stuf, I haven't keeped up with it but definitly look him if you like military sifi and star wars.
I realise I know little compared to what all is true, I try to think, and the one thought I can no longer be swaid on is that god is very real. That being the case I will try to live in accordence to the way christ intends for us to act. Time to give up the weel.
not actualy a huge fan of some of his recordings, if he reads a book seareas that he started its good but if he reads like the fourth book or something in and it wasn't him before then he isn't fun to listen to tbh
I realise I know little compared to what all is true, I try to think, and the one thought I can no longer be swaid on is that god is very real. That being the case I will try to live in accordence to the way christ intends for us to act. Time to give up the weel.
Ok, so I am writing this to ask for recommendations, actually. Recently I really started enjoying Scifi, especially with some thrilling action, maybe mixed with moral/ethical/philosophical contemplation of who we really are as humans. Can anyone recommend some good Scifi to immerse into? I am talking about modern books, stuff that was written in the last 10 years maybe, however if you think that some classics are worth reading and I most likely haven't read them, I'm all ears, thanks.
In no particular order: Nullification by Tom Woods Secession: The Morality of Political Divorce by Alan Buchanan Southern Reconstruction by Philip Leigh Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War by Patrick Buchanan A Canticle For Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller Jr
Chesterton, G.K. "When men choose not to believe in God, they do not thereafter believe in nothing; they then become capable of believing in anything."
Chesterton, G.K. "When men choose not to believe in God, they do not thereafter believe in nothing; they then become capable of believing in anything."
I'm currently reading the Harry Potter books, as well as a novel called My Vampire System; however, I don't think I'll be reading it anymore because the service that I use replaced the original audio files with a narrator that sounds terrible and is just an overall terrible production.
