Currently reading ....

[MyUserName]

I'm reading 'How to think like Sherlock Holmes'. Actually, a very interesting book!

[BrilloPad]

Just finished all 17 lee child books - including the two he signed.

Now on Nelson Demille - The Lion.

[TheFaQQer]

The Diary of a Nobody.

At times, I am reminded of some of the CUK regulars.

[Platypus]

Into Thin Air.

Amazing.

[tranceporter]

Robots and the Empire trilogy by Isaac Asimov. Sucker for fiction!

[d000hg]

<ashamed>Star Trek: The Classic Episodes vol 1,2 & 3 by James Blish. Reliving childhood memories.</ashamed>

[tranceporter]

Eggcellent choice.

And the 3 Foundation books about Hari Seldon are good too, though Isaac Asimov was too dead to write those.

Hellz yeah! And also 2 more after that.. "The Foundation's Edge" and "Foundation and Earth"

[tranceporter]

I was referring to:

Foundation's Fear - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



Foundation's Triumph - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


and

Foundation and Chaos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Would be interesting to read them all in chronological order.

But I'm not going to live long enough.

Wow, thanks for those. Never even knew they existed. I thought you were referring to Foundation trilogy!

[d000hg]

Eggcellent choice.

And the 3 Foundation books about Hari Seldon are good too, though Isaac Asimov was too dead to write those.

Foundation was the one Asimov thing I didn't read as a kid/teen, not sure why. I read the first (based on time of writing) recently and then got audio books of the others from a free Audible trial, but I couldn't keep concentration when listening an hour here and there. Must pick up a set but I prefer reading on the Kindle and object to paying £7 for something I could get for £50p in any charity shop.

[sasguru]

Serious: "Bayesian Reasoning and Machine Learning" by Barber. Excellent.
Light: "The Private Sector", a forgotten spy thriller by Joseph Hone. So-so.