Books

Finished The Fisherman, by John Langan. It's a great story, well written an very enjoyable.

Just started: Infinite Powers: The Story of Calculus - The Language of the Universe, by Steven Strogatz

Finished The End and the Death Volume II by Dan Abnett. Its really good but unless there is a ton I am missing there isn't really enough for much of a third and final book in this end game trilogy for the Siege of Terra. Feels like it should have been two books not three, may be I will change my mind end of January when the next one comes out.

Also finished Matter by Iain Banks. Its another good book but it suffers being read back to back with the rest of the series during my read through of the Culture series. I do not think the story is as strong as it could be. Spoiler:

Now reading Surface Detail by Iain Banks. Penultimate Culture book, then I can read the revised Tolkien's letters and his bibliography. First non fiction in a very long time.

I'm currently reading Monbiot's Regenesis, a book on the problems of modern day agriculture and a vision of a new future for food. I'm currently about halfway, and it's mostly still about the problems of the current agricultural practices, but it's already intriguing and throught-provoking.

Finishing Pynchon's V.

Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative? - Mark Fisher

Just finished Bands of Mourning by Brandon Sanderson, and Mistborn: Secret History by Brandon Sanderson.

Currently listening to The Lost Metal by Brandon Sanderson.