Just stumbled across your content Jonathan, and immediately subscribed! Happy reading, and great review ❤️

Great video as always! Thank you good sir!

I've been sick as a dog so I enjoyed the distraction for almost 30 minutes. LoL. Keep it up good sir!

That robinson guy on ds9 played the villian in dirty harry.I remember he did such a good acting job i couldnt stand him for years.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqqoZ4h-YpqpntE When you complained about the explicit sex in Song of Ice and Fire....I stopped and Subscribed right then!

Great video Jonathan. Hope to meet you at Libertycon.

Awesome video as always, Jonathan!

I still need to get that A Stitch In Time book. I have all the other numbered books in the DS9 series. I couldn't find a copy online for less than a million dollars so I passed on it. I keep hoping my local used bookstore will get a copy in someday. I liked Splinter Of The Minds Eye. I read it a couple of times back when it first came out. I guess you could say I'm one of the OG Star Wars EU readers, lol. Nice haul, I predict there will be many more in the future, prepare to build a book fort or have an un-hauling, the choice is yours. 🤪

I've just finished reading this book and loved it so much, that I'm reading it again! I'ts amazing really. Based on true events.

Have you ever read a book where the humans on earth, their activity creates energy that is being siphoned by aliens? I feel like the MC found out about this in an outer rim or desert setting…. Sorry my mind is hazy, you just know deep cuts.

If I remember right I heard that was James SA Corey's first book together, and yes it was coincidentally the last EU novel. So funny. I need to get to it. I love the Expanse and Mercy of the Gods by them. Very curious what star wars looks like to them.

Jonathan when you read Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, you will fall down a rabbithole unlike any other. PKD is blissful sci-fi!

No books from Santa? He’s slacking this year

Wasn’t one of your goals less book buying? 😂 looks like a great haul. Hopefully you have the shelf space for them

I'm currently reading walking dead typhoon by Wesley chu

Excited to see “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” One of my goals is to start reading Philip K Dick this year. In January I bought “Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said” and I can’t wait to read it

Oh yes! Crosscurrent. Man, a book I look back on fondly. One of my favorites, and its sequel riptide was a ton of fun to read as well! I’m looking forward to seeing your review when it comes out!

I'm not sure War for the Rose Throne will be your thing, but hey maybe they will. I loved the series, also read per Mike's suggestion. Very distinct and excellent first-person narration. Super quick reads too.

no more book hauls for a few months.

I think halo the flood is my favorite out of the series do whatever the heck you want to me it’s my opinion

Didn't like this book his politics felt too preaching and not entertaining.

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If you go to the library, you save 100%

Sounds good.

Somehow, everyone online has been praising these Medstar novels. Like you, I felt really let down by it, and that after loving Shadow Hunter. I'm glad that Reaves got to do a similar type of "mundane people in a war" story with Death Star. I finished it today, and it's a whole lot better!

Great review as always!

II got this on audible because of this review it's good so far

Looking forward to this ons

I should jump back on these.

Just finished Black: The Birth of Evil and was completely blown away! Can’t wait to start reading Red!!! Thank you for bringing these books to my attention!

Have you read Fire Cannot Kill A Dragon by James Hibberd? It’s a similar book for Game of Thrones. Since GoT is your favorite show, it seems like something you’d like. GoT is my favorite show too, and I thought the book was great. It has very interesting behind the scenes stuff.

I really like the concept this author did with AI and suddenly disappearing. I’ll be picking this book up. Thanks for the interview!

"How the sausage gets made" Love it! Too raunchy for me... Modern authors are hard to weed through for me. You are certainly good at this, and we appreciate you! Checking out the West Wing.

Jonathan love the videos/reviews could you please read the Sun-Eater series I would love your thoughts.

I'm not a huge Dune guy - tried reading the book 5 times before I finally finished it on the 6th, then I read Sandworms of Dune to see how KJA and BH finished the saga, and then a friend wanted to read Princess of Dune (the most recent, I think), so I read that one too. So hilariously I've read more KJA Dune books than Herbert ones. But it's just not a world I really enjoy, and none of the characters really draw me in.

Have you watched the recent Dune TV show?

Great video Jonathan! I’m also a huge MF fan. Can you expand on your issues with the series? I didn’t detect much world view being pushed but it’s been while since I watched

Great video & review as always!

So basically, for a new author it's a BIG DEAL, whereas someone like Stephen King probably has that email automatically sent to his junk folder.

I don’t often buy a book based on the cover and jacket summary, but man, I’m glad I did. If the author reads these comments, looking forward to the next entry!

Why am I discovering your vids so late?

Read these as a kid as they came out and loved them. Just met Ed beard and got a signed Lord Soth poster last year. So I tracked down some used copies to read again. Only halfway through the first but yes, a chore is a good way to describe it. Kind of ruining my memories. Very low level writing and kind of absurd premises throughout. Will get through and hold onto my good memories.

Hated it. Mace is arguably #2 Jedi. Chulok shoulda been light work. So dumb.

Man, that's awesome! Definitely adding this to my list of Zahn books to get into!

I finally just finished the 9th and last book in the series last year. I still don't know how to feel about it. Love your reviews of this series and hoping to hear what you think about it.

It's hard to take booktubers seriously when they apparently can't say anything substantive about a work of fiction, so instead they just pile on the adjectives. The world-building is "superb," the characters are "engrossing," the writing style is "amazing," the themes are "fantastic." Wow.... That's all so NOT insightful! Are we really this mindless? Can't they discuss a work of fiction on a deeper level than merely gushing about how much they like it? It's already implied that they like the book, otherwise it wouldn't be on their list. Instead of just saying the themes are fantastic, tell us what the themes are. Instead of just saying the writing style is amazing, describe the writing style.

Great 👍🏻 review & video as always!