Books!

Red Honja wrote: Currently I'm reading Revolutionary Suicide by Huey P. Newton. I literally just started so I can't say if I enjoyed it or not.

Just went on a book buying kick so I now have plenty of options to read after this one.

Is it his autobiography? Try reading this book.

raddbeth2 wrote: About to start Neil Gaiman's American Gods in preparation for the tv series. Huge fan of Sandman (so much so I'm planning a half sleeve tattoo honoring the characters) and his other works so I'm excited!

That's an awesome book! Sandman is one of my favorites too.

I just finished Anansi Boys, The Graveyard Book and am halfway through Good Omens. I'll probably finish his entire collection of writing this year.

Zimmermann, H.J., 2011. Fuzzy set theory—and its applications. Springer Science & Business Media.

Jain, A.K., Mao, J. and Mohiuddin, K.M., 1996. Artificial neural networks: A tutorial. Computer

Goldberg, D.E., 2006. Genetic algorithms. Pearson Education India.

The last book I completed was Battle Royale. I recently started both Dreams of Joy and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

Battle Royale- Simply put it is the original Hunger Games, set in what was once Japan. It's really good! If you don't like violence though I would not recommend it.
Dreams of Joy- The sequel to Shanghai Girls. I'm not too far into it yet but Shanghai Girls was an intricate story about immigration, family, and survival.
Harry Potter- Explanation not necessary c:

i haven't read it yet but it talks about the fear/resistance people feel before taking on new endeavors, titled The War of Art, by Steven Pressfield:



Oprah says meditation silences those fears.

I just finished my re-read of "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card and I'm going to be reading the whole Ender quartet again. It is definitely one of my favourite series.

Currently revisiting this book.

I'm reading Crimson Peak right now. I think I made a mistake in first watching the movie and reading the book after. Now my imagination doesn't fly whilst reading. My mind palace is filled with Tom Hiddleston. Shouldn't complain though. He's lovely. Also reading Frankenstein which has left me underwhelmed.

iVN wrote:

so that one is really good? they were mentioning how it's so strange to be scared of things/dreams that are good for us, yet lots of people are.

Currently reading Black Swan by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. Trying to get into non-fiction books recently and break away from my comfort zone.