#booksof2026 #10 My first Rankin (and Rebus) in a while, and met gladly. Always good.

#booksof2026 #9 really enjoyed the story of this, but didn’t take any great meaning from it

#booksof2026 #8 every so often I throw in a Stephen King book, mainly because I love the way he writes dialogue. But I didn’t like this.

#booksof2026 #7 I can’t add anything to what has already been written about this book

#booksof2026 #6 Ciarán Murphy’s funny and entertaining account of moving temporarily to West Waterford and playing hurling with our neighbouring parish

#booksof2026 #5 I loved Spike Milligan growing up; that sense of whimsy, of chaos. This collection has some very funny stuff, and some poor stuff.

#booksof2026 #4 Another by Liz Nugent, a bit darker but no less engaging

#booksof2026 #3 Read this one day over the Xmas holidays - passed the time nicely

#booksof2026 #2 the brilliant (and funny, and sad) Catch-22

#booksof2026 #1 Seamus O’Rourke’s funny memoir. Knowing the places (and some of the people) added to it

A major goal of "The Nod/Wells Timelines - A Primer" is to provide an effective point of entry into The Timelines for new readers. Once again, it has succeeded.

Get yours now!
books2read.com/b/nwtp

#specfic #scifi #horror #thriller #book #books #read #reads #reading #readingcommunity #booksof2026

Number 35
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett
#BooksOf2026
#Booksky

#ThreeBodyProblem. Not read proper SciFi in a while. Really enjoyed this. Combined Chinese history with an existential crisis in a fun way with some great ideas. More subtle than the TV series. #Booksof2026. NO.13

#BooksOf2026 Book number 82

Cold Sunset by William Boyd. The latest adventures of Gabriel Dax. A brilliant, twisty read that kept me hooked to the last page.

#BookSky

#Booksof2026 63 - Dark Market by Misha Glenny

21st The title of Will Storr’s “The Science of Storytelling” sparked my curiosity. While i didn’t feel it fulfilled the expectations raised by the blurbists, it will likely be of great value to aspiring novelists (among whom I do not count myself). #BooksOf2026

Number 34
The Blonde Who Came In From the Cold - Ally Carter
#BooksOf2026
#Booksky

#Booksof2026 62 - In The Footsteps of Mr Kurtz by @michelawrong.bsky.social

Snapshot tales of the last days of President Mobutu's rule of Zaire (now DR Congo). It's interesting to compare the late 90s with now.

I also recommend her book on Eritrea (I Didn't Do It For You)

#BookSky