I'm flipping between Pratchett's Tiffany Aching section of discworld (I'm on the next to the last "I shall wear midnight", and I tend to draw things out because I never want it to end) and finally reading the "parahumans" stuff from the web serials. Plus a non fiction book for when I'm in the kitchen and waiting for things to finish.

Just finished the original "worm" yesterday, and it was a wild ride. Haven't started the next sections yet, beyond verifying that the scraper got things right. Wildbow, aka John McCrae, hasn't released anything official yet, but doesn't object to people scraping for their personal convenience and converting to whatever file type they prefer. Tbh, as this point I don't think he'll ever finish the editing and do his own epub or whatever.

The non fiction is "The Cooking Gene" by Michael Twitty. So far, it's brilliant. I haven't gotten into the second chapter yet because of how and when I'm reading it, but just the introduction was a powerful thing. I've seen him talking about the book and the journey that led up to it, and it's the first book I've ever bought because of something on YouTube lol. Him talking about the history of food as relates to his ancestry and the surrounding culture is a beautiful and intriguing experience.