User Profile

avatar for timaeos

timaeos

timaeos@tomes.tchncs.de

Joined 2 years, 8 months ago

I'm nobody important. I'm just now getting back into reading in the last few years and I mostly ready Fantasy and Science Fiction. Heavy emphasis on graphic novels, Christian Literature, Non-traditional fantasy settings I love. I also read programming language books and business management books because I'd like to have a successful business at some point or at least be good a managing resources. Currently on a gaming hiatus until the latter happens. I listen to audiobooks often (Wishlist at: libro.fm/wishlist/1384814).

Star Ratings (for me): 1 - Don't Read 2 - Not Good but had redeeming qualities 3 - Mediocre / Not my cup of tea 4 - Good 5 - Excellent

Follow on Fediverse

This link opens in a pop-up window

timaeos's books

To Read (View all 65)

No cover

Michael A. Stackpole: BattleTech Legends : Warrior : Riposte (Paperback, Catalyst Game Labs)
Michael A. Stackpole: BattleTech Legends : Warrior : En Garde (Paperback, Catalyst Game Labs)
No cover

Michael A. Stackpole: BattleTech Legends Warrior Coupé : The Warrior Trilogy, Book Three : Warrior (2018, Catalyst Game Labs)

Currently Reading

Octavia E. Butler: Wild Seed (Paperback, 2001, Warner Books)
Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Lewis Dartnell: The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Civilization in the Aftermath of a Cataclysm (2015)

Read (View all 383)

Marjorie M. Liu, Teny Issakhanian: Wingbearer (Hardcover, Quill Tree Books)
Alberto Cairo: How Charts Lie (Hardcover, 2019, W. W. Norton Company)
Naomi Novik: Spinning Silver (2019, Del Rey)

User Activity

RSS feed Back

finished reading Monster Hunter: Flash Hunter, Vol. 03 by Keiichi Hikami (Monster Hunter: Flash Hunter, #03)

Keiichi Hikami: Monster Hunter: Flash Hunter, Vol. 03 (GraphicNovel, 2016, Viz Media)

It is an age when monsters rule the world, soaring through the sky, treading the …

The main character is still not developing into a sensible individual. There are hints of him being shocked out of his foolishness by his hero but the setup is such that the wisdom of his hero is clouded by the dark foreboding of the hero so it's not clear if they're setting this up for the advice's dismissal. It's honestly frustrating to watch and not in a good way.