Title says it all! I’ll go first.
I’m doing my first re-read of LOTR since I first read it when I was in middle school ~15 yr ago. Just finished up Fellowship the other day and started Two Towers yesterday. It’s really fun to revisit it with an adult brain 😛 Up next after RotK will be Katherine Addison’s sequel to The Goblin Emperor, The Witness for the Dead
Dictator’s Handbook, 48 laws of power by Daniel Greene and Diplomacy by Henry Kissinger.
Just finished I, Robot. I enjoyed Foundation much more.
I haven’t had much time to read for leisure lately, but Marx is high up on my reading list. And while not technically books, I am reading a lot of papers and scholarly articles for my environmental science major.
The Coldfire Trilogy! I’m not sure if I like it so far. It hasn’t really grabbed me, but I’m giving it a chance to see if it does.
Re-reading an audiobook of Dune with wifey in anticipation of the movie this october.
Also reading the count of monte cristo, its a really damn good revenge story.
I usually reread the silmarillion, but I might try to reread LOTR, same as you, I read in middle school and havent done since, but I remember really enjoying them.
Critical Theory, by Max Horkheimer and The Red Book, by Mao Zedong.
“Lenin’s Democratic Centralism”
Similar thread: https://lemmy.ml/post/53844
I just started reading: “The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet” by Becky Chambers. Not sure if good or not yet.
Edit: about 1/3 into it now, seems like a fun story, but nothing that will blow your mind or such.