Thanks to Mago's unintentionalprodding, I've come up with a list of books I've read over the last year or two. Well, most of them, anyway. And I've just discovered that the last time I did a proper Books post was in September 2018! Although I can't remember everything I've read since then (I'm sure it's not a lot), I did find one book in my Kindle that I must have read just after that last book post:
∘ Record of a Spaceborn Few, by Becky Chambers
Anyway, on to2019(the month and year in brackets after the title and author is aproximately when I read each book):
∘ Available Light (Star Trek: The Next Generation), by Dayton Ward (April 2019) - Oh, dear... What a disappointment. I'm over all the political fallout rubbish that features in half of this novel, and the "adventurous" other half was just dull. Worf was great, though!
∘ Prime Directive (Star Trek: The Original Series), by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens (April 2019) - This old novel (my fourth or fifth re-read) is still wonderful, though.
∘ Exploring Calvin and Hobbes: An Exhibition Catalogue, by Bill Watterson (May 2019) - the last (but hopefully not least) Calvin and Hobbes book I bought. But not the last one I read...
∘ The Captain's Oath (Star Trek: The Original Series), by Christopher L Bennett (June 2019) - Christopher L Bennett is one of my favourite Trek authors, and this Original Series novel is one of my favourite of that era.
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