This past February I decided to clean up my currently reading list. The goal was to finish the books I had started in 2015. It was a great goal yet it was a little ambitious for such a short month. So now I’ve decided to try something different and set December aside as the month to attack my currently reading stack!
This means I’ll attempt to work through these seven books in December! I fully expect to fall short and probably to start reading an extra book or two alongside these seven, but it’s nice to have goals! I figure that with December being such a busy month it is a better time to try and finish books I’ve already started rather than start new books. We’ll see how it goes!
Betrayer by Aaron Dembski-Bowden is the 24th book of the ongoing Horus Heresy series I love so much. Always good to have some GrimDark Military SciFi on hand!
The Worlds Of Frank Herbert is a short story collection from the master of SciFi and a good way to prepare me for January’s Vintage SciFi Month!
Awakenings by Edward Lazellari is an Urban Fantasy that is starting off in a very kick ass grab your attention fashion.
Gene Wolfe’s Book Of The New Sun series is a masterpiece of SciFi and I’m loving it. The goal is to complete the second book The Claw Of The Conciliator.
Gail Z Martin’s War Of Shadows is the third book of her awesome Ascendent Kingdoms saga. Post magic apocalypitic fantasy? With good characters? Easy to enjoy!
These last two are the long reads that I doubt I’ll complete in December and expect to be reading into 2017.
Bloodheir by Brian Ruckley is the second book of The Godless World trilogy and I couldn’t keep myself from starting it after I finished Winterbirth.
House Of Leaves by Mark Z Danielewski is off to a creepy start and I know this one will take me a while.
So that’s my December Reading Plans! Finishing up 2016 and getting ready for new reads in 2017!
All The Stars Were Red 
You got some great pics here! You know I’m all about the Herbert short story collection! i’ve only read the first two books of the Gene Wolfe, and they were incredible. I need to read the whole thing start to finish one of these days, i have the first two in one volume, and then 3 and 4 in little paperbacks.
I’m interested in House of Leaves, but intimidated by that one. And I’m curious to hear what you think of the Gail Martins. She’s been putting out a ton of titles these last few years, and unfortuntately none of them really grabbed my interest.