Books - What Are You Reading / What Do You Recommend?

[Little Dutch]

I?m in a serious slump. My reading has slowed way down, and I?ve started more than I?ve finished in the last year. I?m not sure why. I actually think it may be screen-addiction related. Or maybe working from home and never leaving the house has me messed up?

I?m re-listening to the Dresden Files when I run errands. The author is a legitimate word-smith. He creates a sentence that feels conjured rather than painstakingly assembled.

I?m re-reading Foundation. Which has proven more engaging than anything else I?ve tried to read this year. I?ve been seeing references to it lately in the forums, and hadn?t read it since my formative years.

I?m considering re-reading Ayn Rand next. I?m concerned that trying will be disappointing. In my formative years I found her works seminal.

[William]

Dresden files is good stuff.

[babarsac]

Technical books on Python, Azure, and Security+

[wyome]

Star Wars: The High Republic series books

[HoneyBadger]

Expeditionary Force by Craig Alanson - Audio Books by R.C. Bray are fantastic! I just finished book 12. R.C. Bray also does the audiobook version of The Martian by Andy Weir.

[clworth22]

Conversations with Major Dick Winters by Cole C. Kingseed. I highly recommend this book to compliment Stephen E. Ambrose’s Band of Brothers book.

[William]

Technical books on Python, Azure, and Security+

I've been doing the Professor Messer Sec+ videos (free and recommend).

[Little Dutch]

Technical books on Python, Azure, and Security+

In a misery loves company thing... I'm learning about JavaScript and it's various things.
I'm actively looking for new employment and working on being able to gloss over a deficiency in my skill set.

[Duman]

If you enjoy reading WWII history, Rick Atkinson trilogy is a must-read.

[Vic Tory]

During the government shutdown idiocy I read every Louis L'Amour book!

Enjoyed over 90% of them very much.