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Lately, I've been in the mood for Gogol's works.

Oh, nobody read anything in the last four months? ;)

I finished "The Divine Comedy."

I'm reading "The Flock" by Frank Schätzing.

The Bartimaeus Trilogy: The Gates of Ptolemy

Lukyanenko - Spectrum

I've been reading "The Sacred Haven of Debauchery" for about a month now. Not every post in a row, of course. Otherwise, I wouldn't have even reached page one thousand.

Was it assigned as summer homework?

I've been reading "Haven of Holy Debauchery" for about a month. Not every post in a row, of course. Otherwise, I wouldn't have even reached the thousandth page.

I tried too. It's the only "book" I abandoned without finishing it.

I've been reading "Sacred Haven of Debauchery" for about a month.

Was it assigned for the summer?

Yes. Professor Arandor assigned reading, analysis, and an essay.

Lukyanenko - Spectrum

and what are your impressions?

I don't read much these days. I'm not in the mood. I sometimes watch series

I finished reading "The Swarm". As usual, humans deceived the mighty and invincible underwater inhabitants.

I think I'll start reading "One Trillion Dollars" by Andreas Eschbach.

and what are your impressions?

Hmm, before Spectrum, I read Draft and Clean Copy. And somehow, these different worlds, station-portals, there are too many of them)). Sometimes you get the feeling that Kirill has become a curator and decided to focus on detective stories. Perhaps I should have read something other than science fiction before this. But I've only read about a third of it so far.

The day before yesterday, I finished reading "Trillion". Overall, to put it mildly, the book is not worth reading. The beginning is interesting, and the plot develops well, but the ending is just nonsense. A silly attempt to unite all countries into one world government, make Nelson Mandela the president, spend 600 million on taxes, and then get shot with a machine gun at a conference... A complete and utter nonsensical failure. Now I'm reading an English detective novel by Conan Doyle.

Divine Comedy. I finished reading up to the part about Heaven (and I'm almost done with the whole book).

Four hundred more pages and I'll reach the three-thousandth page. The argument between Locken and Omega was quite noteworthy.