Garry

After watching the film “Everest” I was interested in the details of the 1996 disaster and this book came up more frequently than others. Although it's a difficult read in places, not down to the author's ability to describe events, more so the amount of death at the hands of the conditions and the inner turmoil that remains to this day. Intriguing, horrific and personal. Recommended if you're after an honest account of the events.

A decent start to the new era of Star Wars storytelling and a refreshing look at the galaxy without the weight of the Skywalker story. A disaster tale told well with a good insight into the Jedi at their prime along with a more in-depth look at the Force. Throw in a savage new band of baddies and you have a good Star Wars read. The pacing is a tad slow at times but otherwise, Charles Soule delivers. Looking forward to the next novel in the High Republic era.

Not a bad read but each chapter feels very repetitive. Lots of stats and references to scientific studies to back up the various reasons and benefits to purposeful and quality rest which is great but each chapter could be shorter.

A classic and still an interesting read. Strieber's recollections, both while under hypnosis and from his standard memory, are both fascinating and scary in equal measure. If you're into Ufology and haven't checked this out yet, go for it. Recommended.

Not a bad little read, emotional at times. A personal and inspiring insight away from the usual flavour of experiences of 9/11.