Reading Roundup Wrapup: October 2021

Pick of the month: Glasshouse by Charles Stross. Stross is one of those sf authors who it seems like I would like, but I've never gotten around to him. I finally had reason to, as his novel Glasshouse has  themes of life extension that seemed like they would fit into a class I am going to teach. I don't think it will work in the class, actually, but it was an excellent read: a cool story of body-, mind-, and gender-bending in a posthuman future. I blazed through after being in something of a reading rut for most of the month. And then I read Piranesi quite quickly too.

All books read:

1. Star Trek: Picard: Rogue Elements by John Jackson Miller 
2. Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor: Facing Fate, Vol. 3: The Good Companion by Nick Abadzis and Giorgia Sposito 
3. The Daleks by David Whitaker, Richard Jennings, Ron Turner, et al. 
4. Trixy by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps 
5. Ring Shout, or Hunting Ku Kluxes in the End Times by P. Djèlí Clark 
6. Legion: Secret Origin by Paul Levitz, Chris Batista, and Marc Deering 
7. Glasshouse by Charles Stross 
8. Piranesi by Susanna Clarke 

All books acquired:

1. Why Call Them Back from Heaven? by Clifford D. Simak
2. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Force and Motion by Jeffrey Lang
3. Star Trek: Coda, Book II: The Ashes of Tomorrow by James Swallow
4. BOOK by They Might Be Giants, photographs by Brian Karlsson
5. The Sleeze Brothers File by John Carnell, Andy Lanning, et al.
   

All books remaining on "To be read" list: 674 (up 2)