stevekemp

Every year or two I re-read Dune

I would pick Dune, Lord of the rings, and anything by Zelazny and Steven Brust as my two followups.

Dune

Every year or two I re-read Dune, Lord of the Rings, The Chronicles of Amber, and Steven Brust's Taltos series.

I would pick Dune, Lord of the rings, and anything by Zelazny and Steven Brust as my two followups.

LoTR

* The Count of Monte Cristo

Crafting Interpreters is a good recommendation

Currently I'm re-reading Brandon Sanderson's Stormlight Archive.

"Writing an Interpreter in Go" (and it's followup about writing a virtual machine) is a good addition.

This is an excellent sci-fi exploration of possible future, especially given the year in which it was written. I've not re-read it since I've only finished it a few months ago, but it was an excellent read.

Every year or two I re-read Dune, Lord of the Rings, The Chronicles of Amber, and Steven Brust's Taltos series.

Chronicles of Amber

it's followup about writing a virtual machine

* Les Liaisons dangereuses

the original Mary Poppins books recently completed

H. G. Wells: The Door in the Wall