Books

[fenikz]

I'm about halfway through Sea of Tranquility which is sort of sci-fi I guess

[vidae]

Originally Posted by Damix

Crouch is good, writes page turners for sure - I liked recursion more than dark matter

See, I was going to say I liked Dark Matter more, but it might be recency bias as I just finished it. Both really good though, and he has a new book coming out in July called Upgrade. Stoked to read that.

[Damix]

You might like Peter Clines vidae, he leans a little more into humor than Crouch but he’s also got some cool sci-fi. I’d start with 14

[The_Dude]

I'm almost done with the 6th book (out of 8) in The Witcher series. I am really enjoying it and it has kept my interest up as it has transitioned from short stories to a longer narrative.

[fenikz]

What set are you reading, I read a book or two after s1 of the show came out but the translations I had weren't great

I think I might have just downloaded it from TPB or something though because I don't seem to have any physical books

[vidae]

Originally Posted by Damix

You might like Peter Clines vidae, he leans a little more into humor than Crouch but he’s also got some cool sci-fi. I’d start with 14

I will check out 14!

[The_Dude]

Originally Posted by fenikz

What set are you reading, I read a book or two after s1 of the show came out but the translations I had weren't great

I think I might have just downloaded it from TPB or something though because I don't seem to have any physical books

It's published by orbit books. I've doing a combo of paper book and audible. Voice actor on audible is pretty good. I follow the book order from this list: https://www.pcgamer.com/the-witcher-books/

Starts with short stories and then with book #3 it follows a more traditional story line. I believe that S1 of the show came from a combo of books #1 & 2.