What was the last book you read, the book you're reading and the book you're going to read next?

Last: Three Blind Mice and Other Stories by Agatha Christie

Current: Marple: Twelve New Mysteries by various authors

Next: Stars in Their Courses: The Gettysburg Campaign, June-July 1863 by Shelby Foote

The last book I read was a re-read after many years of Vladimir Nabokov's Pnin.

I'm currently halfway through Anne Boleyn & Elizabeth I by Tracy Borman.

And I'm thinking of reading Les Misérables, because I never have and really should've a long time ago. But there's a 90% chance I'll get distracted by something much shorter like I have every other time I've intended to read Les Misérables...

... and the book most likely to distract me may be a re-read of Poor Things by Alasdair Gray.

Don't remember.

I read online stories now and again but I don't really read books, reading books isn't entertaining it's a chore.

The last book I read was "Better Never to Have Been" by David Benatar.

I'm currently reading "The True History of the American Revolution" by George Sydney Fisher.

I'm supposed to read "Determined: A Science of Life Without Free Will" by Robert M. Sapolsky next. However, I've heard so many interviews with Sapolsky on podcasts that I feel like I've already read it, so I may skip it for now.

I really want to reread Charles Bukowski's books. I've read them all but it's been a while, so I may jump on those next.

Last: Italian Crime Filmography (1968-1980) by Roberto Curti

Current: Make Them Die Slowly: The Kinetic Energy of Umberto Lenzi by Troy Howarth.

Not sure what I’m reading next.

Last book I read was See Under: Love, by David Grossman.

Currently I'm halfway through Neighbors, by Thomas Berger.

Next up on my list is The Old Axolotl, by Jacek Dukaj.

Last book I read: Shit, Actually: The Definitive, 100% Objective Guide to Modern Cinema by Lindy West

Book I'm currently reading: When the Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress by Gabor Maté

Book I'd like to read next: The next one lined up is Hera by Jennifer Saint. But I am currently trying to acquire a copy of a children's book called The Balloon Farmer by Betty Greenhatch and Geoffrey Lehmann, mainly for sentimental reasons, so if I get that first, then that. But who knows, might end up reading something that randomly catches my eye while at the library or thrift shopping.

Last: a Stephen King novel.

Currently: nothing...I have been lazy about reading for a couple months now and it's not good:(

Going to read: I have the Motley Crue bio that I really want to get to at some point.