What's the last book you purchased?

Started by Bicnarok3 pages

Hyperion

The Mansion by Henry Van Dyke
Purchased it from amazon

Ogilvi. Unpublished.
F. Scott Fitzgerald The Beautiful and Damned

Ahistory - an unauthorised history of the Doctor Who universe.

Star Wars: Tarkin
Star Wars Force Heretic: Remnant/Refugee
Childhood's End
2001: A Space Odyssey
Chariots of the Gods

Dark Intelligence by the most kick-ass sci-fi writer of them all - Neal Asher.

Conan the Warrior; Robert E Howard
Star Wars: Jed Twilight (Coruscant Nights 1); Michael Reaves

Consumed by David Cronenberg

The Hobbit; JRR Tolkien
Dune; Frank Herbert
On the Road; Jack Kerouac

I might check out Hyperion next too mmm

Daredevil Volume 1
Daredevil Volume 2
Daredevil: The Man without Fear

All by Mark Waid, gonna check out the Miller years next

Star Wars: Lost stars.

I was gonna buy the cross reference and visual novel.but I ended up leaving.

Gonna save up for the blackwidow novel.

"Shogun" by James Clavell.

Cormac Mccarthy's The Road

Originally posted by Dreampanther
Dark Intelligence by the most kick-ass sci-fi writer of them all - Neal Asher.

I just bought this.

and i am completely lost. it feels like i have started in the middle of a series despite this being book one of a new series.

the author also doesn't do a good job on explaining the terms. wtf are first-children, first-child, second-children, father, spidergibble, etc... there are no context to any of these terms in this book 😬

i like that there is action tho...

Originally posted by The Nuul
I just bought this.

and i am completely lost. it feels like i have started in the middle of a series despite this being book one of a new series.

the author also doesn't do a good job on explaining the terms. wtf are first-children, first-child, second-children, father, spidergibble, etc... there are no context to any of these terms in this book 😬

i like that there is action tho...

Ouch, yes - starting with Dark Intelligence is like watching Force Awakens without having seen any of the other movies. You can do it and it is technically the beginning of a new arc, but there is a lot you will be missing out on. I suggest you start with Prador Moon or Gridlinked, both will give you a good introduction to the Polity universe. Hope you give it another try!

Originally posted by Dreampanther
Ouch, yes - starting with Dark Intelligence is like watching Force Awakens without having seen any of the other movies. You can do it and it is technically the beginning of a new arc, but there is a lot you will be missing out on. I suggest you start with Prador Moon or Gridlinked, both will give you a good introduction to the Polity universe. Hope you give it another try!

so i have returned Dark Intelligence, I couldn't find any of the other books in this series. Just couldn't do it because I was missing out on a lot of stuff. 👇

I got the expanse instead and really liking book one so far 👆

Green Arrow: Heading to The Light.

Cormac McCarthy; The Crossing
Batman: Court of Owls
Book 1 of the Martian trilogy

Originally posted by carthage
Book 1 of the Martian trilogy

The Martian trilogy?

Just recently bought and read Catalyst. One of my favorite new canon novels.