Was light year for me:<p><i>Confessions of a D-List Supervillain</i> - Jim Bernheimer<p><i>Origins of a D-List Supervillain</i> - Jim Bernheimer<p>The second is a prequel of the first. I haven&#x27;t read the third in the series. Light reading about a guy&#x27;s descent into villainy.<p><i>Yes Please</i> - Amy Poehler: I love memoirs. I just didn&#x27;t love this one. It read a lot like Leslie Knope was the author, but there was an obscene amount of name dropping that kept interrupting the flow of the book for me.<p><i>Fresh Off the Boat: A Memoir</i> - Eddie Huang: Like I said, I&#x27;m a sucker for these things. Picked it up, because the series reminded me of a 90s Asian version of <i>Everybody Hates Chris</i>. The absurdity and random profanity was a little off-putting at first. Remembering how I felt as a black boy doing some of the same dumb things in the 90s really put it into perspective though.<p><i>The Serpent of Venice: A Novel</i> - Christopher Moore: The follow up to <i>Fool</i>. It&#x27;s a different take on Shakespearian story-telling. I can&#x27;t recommend his novels enough.<p><i>Quantum Lens</i> - Douglas E. Richards: I read this solely because I liked <i>Wired</i> and <i>Amped</i>. No-frills action with a sci-fi element. You probably won&#x27;t get engrossed, but you will be entertained.<p><i>Spell or High Water</i> &amp; <i>An Unwelcome Quest</i> - Scott Meyer: Books 2 &amp; 3 in a series about a group of guys who can manipulate reality through writing scripts. Good, but not my favorite.<p><i>Armada: A Novel</i> - Ernest Cline: Ah yes. The long awaited sophomore effort from the author of <i>Ready Player One</i>. This book fell harder than it deserved to, because people where expecting it to be analogous to <i>Ready Player One</i>. Spoiler: it&#x27;s not. The novel does have its short-comings. Repetitive dialogue, shoe-horned classic pop-culture references and shallow writing plague this book. If you&#x27;ve got time for a short novel, give it a whirl, but don&#x27;t expect anything amazing.<p><i>Words of Radiance</i> - Brandon Sanderson: Book 2 of the Stormlight Archives. If it&#x27;s an epic by Sanderson, do yourself a favor and board the hype train. You won&#x27;t be disappointed. It&#x27;s everything you want in a long fantasy novel without being bogged down with side-plots and details.<p><i>Warbreaker</i> - Brandon Sanderson: This is a standalone novel with a tie-on to <i>Words of Radiance</i>. I&#x27;m only halfway through it. Would recommend so far, especially since it&#x27;s free from the author.