What are you reading?

[Angrboda]

[The Architect Of Fate]

Re-Reading The Iron Dawn Novel it's a fantasy novel set 10 years after the siege of Troy, it's following a trio of mercenaries trying to stop a necromancer from taking the city of Tyre. I like this book because despite being a fantasy novel, it's pretty gritty and grounded. Note though if profanity, violence and sexual innuendo isn't your thing, I would avoid it because there is a fair amount of it and not all the sex is vanilla in nature.

[The Valkyrie]

Or technological civilizations are rarer than Fermi thought and we're very far from the nearest other one. Our radio signals have only made it about 100 light years. Or they're closer than that and detected them fine and are on their way and will get here in a couple of hundred (or thousand) years, eager to learn more about us.

I like the notion (not my own) that technologically advanced ETs know all about us, which is why they haven’t contacted us. In fact, when they fly past Earth, they engage their cloaking devices AND lock their doors.

Boru

Earth, the Alabama of the Milky Way.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I like the notion (not my own) that technologically advanced ETs know all about us, which is why they haven’t contacted us. In fact, when they fly past Earth, they engage their cloaking devices AND lock their doors.

Boru

Earth, the Alabama of the Milky Way.

Or the Tasmania.
 
Boru

[The Valkyrie]

Earth, the Alabama of the Milky Way.

Or the Tasmania.
 
Boru

Reminds me of the Kevin Bloody Wilson song, "Don't touch your sister".

[brewer]

Skeptics Annotated Bible, just lookin something up.

[Fake Messiah]

Keith Richards' (auto) biography. He's the ultimate rock-'n'-roll star. If you ever decide to read some rock-'n'-roll biography he's the guy who fully lived it.

Quotes of interest:

"Al Green, Little Richard, Solomon Burke, they all got ordained. Preaching is tax free. Very little to do with God, a lot to do with money."

"There’s nobody in my family that ever had anything to do with organized religion. None of them. I had a grandfather who was a red-blooded socialist, as was my grandmother. And the church, organized religion, was something to be avoided. Priests would be considered with much suspicion. See a bloke in a black frock, cross the road. Mind out for the Catholics, they’re even dodgier. They had no time for it. Thank God, otherwise Sundays would have been even more boring than they were. We never went to church, never even knew where it was."