The TBR pile
I don't think I've ever had a TBR pile before. (To Be Read, in case you didn't know what I was on about!)
At the moment, I find I'm developing quite a stash, probably because I'm writing lots and I haven't got the time to do both.
So what's in it...?
Trainspotting. I've never seen the film, though Mr Squidge has. He raves about it, so I thought I'd give the book a go.
The Grey Bastards, by Jonathon French. (Kindle) Recently won a self-published fantasy blog off, and has been recommended by Mark Lawrence (of Broken Empire Trilogy and Red Sister fame)
Colonial Compromises by Stephen Terry. (Kindle) I've read chunks of this over the years on the cloud, and I like Stephen's style.
The Magician's Guild, Book 1 by Trudi Canavan, (Kindle) because a reader of StarMark said he thought my style was similar to hers.
The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd (Paperback) a recommendation from my mum!
Introduction to the Old Testament and Introduction to the New Testament, both by John Drane. (Big, brick sized paperbacks!) Background reading for my course with church, and actually quite interesting. I've already dipped into earlier editions for what we've done so far, but I'm finding the historical stuff so fascinating, I bought myself copies to read at my leisure.
Anything else you think I should have on my expanding pile?
At the moment, I find I'm developing quite a stash, probably because I'm writing lots and I haven't got the time to do both.
So what's in it...?
Trainspotting. I've never seen the film, though Mr Squidge has. He raves about it, so I thought I'd give the book a go.
The Grey Bastards, by Jonathon French. (Kindle) Recently won a self-published fantasy blog off, and has been recommended by Mark Lawrence (of Broken Empire Trilogy and Red Sister fame)
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| The finalists... |
Colonial Compromises by Stephen Terry. (Kindle) I've read chunks of this over the years on the cloud, and I like Stephen's style.
The Magician's Guild, Book 1 by Trudi Canavan, (Kindle) because a reader of StarMark said he thought my style was similar to hers.
The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd (Paperback) a recommendation from my mum!
Introduction to the Old Testament and Introduction to the New Testament, both by John Drane. (Big, brick sized paperbacks!) Background reading for my course with church, and actually quite interesting. I've already dipped into earlier editions for what we've done so far, but I'm finding the historical stuff so fascinating, I bought myself copies to read at my leisure.
Anything else you think I should have on my expanding pile?