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I'm now on book 10 of He Who Fights with Monsters, and I expect to finish that this coming week.

I've really made less progress on my bingo card than I planned, but I still have time to turn that around before the end date.

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Fantastic recommendation.

After catching all the way up with The Wandering Inn webserial, I decided to try other webserials I might like.

I've now read all the available content for Pale Lights (by ErraticErrata, who wrote A Practical Guide to Evil which I loved, this new one's also great), the first four books of Beware of Chicken (thumbs up, will definitely continue), and just started He Who Fights with Monsters (I'm halfway through book one, but I don't hate it).

I tried Zenith of Sorcery (since I remembered enjoying Mother of Learning well enough) but the currently available material didn't really grab me. I might try again in a few years.

I'm not sure what happens when I've totally caught up with all these...I don't know if I have the patience to only read one story segment a week, or if I'll end up pausing for longer stretches so there's more at one time.

Very cool, thanks so much!

Finally made it to the tenth story arc of The Wandering Inn webserial. I'm hooked and will definitely keep reading as new segments are published once I finish, but I've spent nearly all of my free time reading this for what feels like at least a month...I have no idea what to do with myself once I'm fully caught up (probably this week).

Still plugging away at The Wandering Inn webserial...now on book 8.

I'm in the middle of the 6th book of The Wandering Inn webserial. I hear it's so long that I may be reading it for the rest of my life.

This was wonderful, thanks for sharing! (Now sending it to all my friends.)

This week I read Burnout by Emily and Amelia Nagoski, hoping the nonfiction would be a good change of pace. I finished it, so I might look up some more nonfiction over the next little while.

I also read Alchemy and a Cup of Tea by Rebecca Thorne, since my hold came in at the library. I thought it was just fine as a way to end the series, and I don't wish I had the time back. A very fast/easy read.

I'm stalled in the middle of like 6 different books and I'm not feeling any of them at the moment.

I just DNFed Assassin of Reality as the second in the Vita Nostra series (I really liked the first book, but...), so I ended up rereading The Scholomance series by Naomi Novik instead.

I started the Four Quarters series by Tanya Huff last night, and I just aggressively don't care about any of the characters. I don't know what I'm looking for in books right now, and I'm getting a little cranky about it.

THANK you. I was looking at the left picture going, "Is it me or does he look weirdly like Scott Bakula...man, it's not me, right?"