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I'd thought about reading that but scared that it would freak me out too much
I've been seeking comfort in The Lord of The Rings by JRR Tolkien.
Also read this, which was excellent
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I think if you think that now, then definitely give it a miss.
I remember liking the movie of that a lot. Been meaning to re-watch it for quite a while! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Girl_with_All_the_Gifts_(film)
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I've been seeking comfort in The Lord of The Rings by JRR Tolkien.
Try the Silmarillion; it'll put you so far under you'll sleep through the ICBMs dropping.
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I only got about a third of the way through before I gave up.
Depressingly violent, just a spiral of doom for me. -
I'm going to redo the LOTR audiobooks on my commute over the next few weeks I reckon. Although I redid The Hobbit at the end of last year and didn't enjoy it as much as I remembered.
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Finished 'Nuclear War: A Scenario' by Annie Jacobson very quickly. Astonishing and gripping from start to finish. I do feel it should have some sort of warning - obviously anyone who's anxious about such things can't not go in with their eyes open with a title like that, but as much as I've read and watched about these things, which is probably too much, this is up there at the top in terms of intensity. Very keen to check out her other books if they are at all similar.
Now to read through all the 'Scarred for Life' books I also got for Christmas. That should take me the whole year.