Practical Big Data Analytics by Nataraj DasGupta

Article: Die Einschlaf-Kritik by Stephan Bartunek
A criticism of the "Aufwachen"-podcast episode A!312.

Usagi Yojimbo

Mastering Git by Jakub Narebski

Article: Die Menschen-Zaehmer by Bruce E. Levine
Translation of "Don't Be Stupid, Be a Smarty": Why Anti-Authoritarian Doctors Are So Rare

Let's see.

- Several months ago I read all of the light novels (translated into English) of Spice and Wolf, up to volume 18.
Then I had to stop because of my exams.

- A few months ago I finished the Spirit Animals series (with all the side stories and extra books).

- I'm currently at the second book of Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander.

If anyone's intrested, here are some additional links.

Spice and Wolf:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Spice_and_Wolf_light_novels

Spirit Animals:
https://spiritanimals.scholastic.com/about

Chronicles of Prydain:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chronicles_of_Prydain

I'm still reading Zhang Jie's novel, but now I'm adding The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi :)

Article: Das moerderische System by Ajamu Baraka
Translation of Trump and the Politics of Neoliberal Destruction

Just finished 《操縱闇黑經濟的怪物們》（闇経済の怪物たち グレービジネスでボロ儲けする人々） by 溝口敦 Atsushi Mizoguchi.
Start reading “The PASSAGE” by Justin Cronin along with “Why She Buys” by Bridge Brennan. Usually torn between reading and gaming… c'est la vie.

Lewa Wolna by Józef Mackiewicz

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/what_are_you_reading/post2573
;P

Oh, I'm sorry. I always read a few different books at once (something in audiobook, something from phone, something in paper, for work or for pleasure, demanding or requiring no focus at all) and I'm never sure which one was already mentioned here.

By the way - it's quite interesting reading. I'm not very impressed with the story, but it has nice historical background and shows me that I should read a bit more about 1920 war. The book suggests that Piłsudski (often mentioned as an author of our glorious victory) is also responsible for terrible situation we were just before Battle of Warsaw.

No need to apologize. ;)

I must say I'm always impressed by and envious of amount of books you read.

The immortalists. A book about 4 children and their destinies after going to a fortune teller that reveals how long they have to live.

"The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O.", by Neal Stephenson and Nicole Galland.

Story about the discovery that magic was once real, how it ties into quantum physics, and the attempt to restore it to the modern world.

Written in an interesting way, in that everything comes to the reader through personal journal entries, memos, emails, transcripts of hearings, gov't documents, that sort of thing. There is no overall narrator telling the story, either 1st- or 3rd-person.