What are you currently reading?

For the first time, actually.

One of my favourite books! 

I'm re-reading The Churn by James S.A. Corey. 

I'm really enjoying it so far. Mike is awesome.

I'm trying to finish Dune before the release of No Man's Sky and clearly failing by now.

Also I have the Cyberpunk 2020 corebook lying around to get familiar with the lore.

The Mists of Avalon. Started it before I found out about the author's horrible past. I don't know if I can finish it now.

Before that I read and loved "The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet". Really enjoyable science fiction with a multi-species crew that is well written. The book is fairly light in tone which is what I needed after GRRM.

I'm currently reading The Broken Kindoms. It's... OK. Getting a bit bored of it so might jump to something else.

I really need to read The City of Mirrors, but I need to reread the other 2 books first which feels super intimidating right now...  

The complete works of Edgar Allen Poe

I haven't actually. Might add it to my wish list. My next WW1 book will probably be Zuber's The Real German War Plan as I've heard good things about it, then I've been meaning to re-read Strachan for a while now, but maybe after that. Of course, I've got dozens of books on other subjects in the "to read" list, so it could be some time before I get round to it....

I'm working on book 4 of The Expanse by James S.A. Corey. Really enjoying this series.

I'm reading three books at the moment. Whenever I feel like it, I pick up "Hush, Hush" by Becca Fitzpatrick, although I rarely do feel like it, it's not that good. I've read the first few chapters and I gotta say, I already hate both the main characters  or maybe hate is too strong of a word... I already dislike them. A lot. But anyway, the two other books I'm working on are "The Night Manager" by John Le Carré, and "Moriarty" by John Gardner. Just started the Night Manager, only few pages in so not much of an opinion of it yet. Moriarty is very interesting, quite different from what I usually read. Only few chapters read from that one too, though, so I don't know much about it. I like to have many projects going on simultaneously.

Just finished The Cursed Child (was not impressed - not bad, but not good, either), going back to reading The Furies of Calderon by Jim Butcher.