Definitely eclectic. Mostly science fiction, science and other non-fiction, from physics & geology to Piketty's 'Capital', to languages, cooking, gardening, photography, archeology, travel, history and politics. The occasional mystery. Rarely fantasy though. (Not enough math - 8))
That's a great list! I'm sure there must be some fantasy with math somewhere. I'm always interested in accessible history, archaeology or science books - I give kudos to people who can write in those areas in a way that's engaging to the general public.
I would love a good scifi mystery! Recently read some urban fantasy, an old-school Agatha Christie, a mil-sci, and some scifi/fantasy shorts (not sure how to categorize some of Pam Uphoff’s or Holly Chism’s work).
Definitely eclectic. Mostly science fiction, science and other non-fiction, from physics & geology to Piketty's 'Capital', to languages, cooking, gardening, photography, archeology, travel, history and politics. The occasional mystery. Rarely fantasy though. (Not enough math - 8))
That's a great list! I'm sure there must be some fantasy with math somewhere. I'm always interested in accessible history, archaeology or science books - I give kudos to people who can write in those areas in a way that's engaging to the general public.
Very electric reader who reads in a number of genres.
Any particular genre that you're loving right now? I personally want more scifi mysteries.
I would love a good scifi mystery! Recently read some urban fantasy, an old-school Agatha Christie, a mil-sci, and some scifi/fantasy shorts (not sure how to categorize some of Pam Uphoff’s or Holly Chism’s work).
That's a great list! I took a quick peek at the authors you mentioned - I might have to check them out.