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The Offing by Benjamin Myers. Marvellous. 💙

Under the Blue by Aristide Oana and Colllected Stories by Mavis Gallant

The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones AND Service Model by Adrian Tchaikovsky - because I needed a break from the first one. An excellent but tough read!

I'm nearing halfway with King Solomon's Mines, my Victober selection.

I am reading Ecrits de Guerre, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

👍🏻 Great book, can be difficult to get into but well worth the effort.

> Paranormal Payback, ed. Jim Butcher & Kerrie L Hughes Next in line: > Police Stories: Street Cop to Sergeant, by Patrick O'Donnell > The First Druids of Shanarra: Brona, by Terry Brooks & Delilah S. Dawson

There have been times I've laughed out loud and others when I've cried while reading it.

A weekly reading roll call turns the most solitary activity into a kind of collective mind map — you can see where everyone's attention actually lives.

I’m still making progress on The Count of Monte Cristo, which is excellent but very very long. I’m listening to Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout, also excellent.

I just started What Happened Next by Edwin Hill.