so there's a page in the back of my planner for 100 whatever, i think i'm gonna track books i read?? doubt i'll hit 100, but. it'll be nice to see how much i do read.
speaking of, i'm almost through I, Robot. it's weird, but Asimov is like. the only #scifi classic writer i've got interest in? or at least the only one that everyone knows. gonna see if i can find other books or short stories by Kagan cause #Hellspark was hella.
basically my reading plans for the year are, in no particular order:
-finish reading #Cosmere books so i can chat with friends about them
-pick up any other #Kagan titles i can find
-other notable 60s-70s #scifi lady writers?
-attempt more #Asimov but might just stick with short anthologies instead of novels
-get into #fantasy roots with #LeGuin
-make a targeted effort for more modern books, starting with #SeananMcGuire
@katrani If you happen to see a copy of "Nightfall And Other Stories", that one is an excellent anthology.
@katrani Oh, LeGuin also wrote science fiction, in case you were wondering.
@InspectorCaracal nice! I'm never sure cause sci-fi and fantasy get lumped together all the time and i'm just here like Plz Stop I Just Want Dragons and Mages, tho stuff like Cinder has me back into sci-fi books
@katrani I read a collection of scifi stories by LeGuin and the first(?) story in it is about this person whose dreams become reality and it was very strange and stuck with me.
@katrani I am a huge fan of Asimov's writing and I HIGHLY recommend focusing on his anthologies. Even his novels are basically just a string of short stories loosely stitched together, it's really his primary medium.