February Wrap Up (2024) - A Great Reading Month! 

Love your videos my dude. Your channel is so underrated.

Can't wait to see your Stephen King video! I love the mix of genres you read. It's refreshing.

Shogun sounds cool, but a book that size would take me 6 months to read! I loved the movie, MISERY, now I really gotta read the book! :) EVERY SINGLE TIME, you produce a SMART and EXTREMELY ENTERTAINING video! Please keep doing that thing you do the way you do it!!!!!!

Great to see the growth. Really nice mix this month. I love Death of a Salesman and Misery, and Shogun is on the list, even if the length is a bit off putting. King doesn’t do a lot of non-supernatural stuff. Most of the novellas in Different Seasons, and Delores Claiborne spring to mind. Cujo has a suggestion of supernatural but it’s mostly a big scary rabid dog. My February was: •Books 12 and 13 of my Wheel of Time reread •Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury •Strata by Terry Pratchett •Bleak House by Charles Dickens •We Are Legion (We Are Bob) and most of book 2 in the Bobiverse For We Are Many A couple of those are audiobooks hence the big number, but I still count them 😁

I’m glad your channel is growing. Me personally I subscribed to you because of your Short about Project Hail Mary popped on my recommended(even though I didn’t like the book as much as you) I laugh so hard at your skit and immediately subbed. Kelp doing what you’re doing!!

I’d recommend From A Buick 8 for March it’s about a car that belonged to a low man from the Dark Tower

Got through A Game of Thrones and Judges List by Grisham in February and now I’m reading IT and a couple of short king books (Tom Gordon and Thinner) Also I picked up shogun today and didn’t know it was a 1975 first edition and now I’m very happy haha

I keep forgetting you don't have like a mil subs. Your vids are all so high quality ❤

I've not seen the current movie of ;Shogun, but I think you might enjoy the original TV miniseries, from about three decades ago, with Richard Chamberlain. Orson Welles was in it, too. Now I think I need to find a copy. Thanks!

ooo I read misery this month too! i loved it. haven't seen the movie yet, surprisingly haha

I read quite a bit in February. My favorite read was easily The Troop by Nick Cutter, and in second place, I’d say it was Clive Barkers Books of Blood: Omnibus 2. Just a brilliant short story collection. I haven’t read 11.22.63 but I want to do it soon with how many people hype it up. I’m just looking for a paperback of it! I got the hardcover but… it’s a hard cover xD Great video as always and I’m excited to see your review of Misery :)

Great video! I have tried the Shogun Audio book so many times, but its so bloody long :D. I need to pick up the book and get into it, I've seen it released in a two volume version before that i might want to pick up. Which cover were you hunting? I don't mind the current one with the Shrine on front. I'll add a Cult Mem,,Subscriber to March's count!

Great video!! Shogun was fun! 11/22/63 was an awesome read, would be great to actually connect with you on a more meaningful level. Legends and Lattes sounds cozy. Stoicism perhaps explains why you do your thing as you do!

MISERY review!!!❤

Well I got to push back on 112263. The hype is huge and honestly I felt kinda “meh” about it🤷‍♂️ I’ve got 3 first of Sun eater series, Kings It and Misery (there was a sale on SK books on Amazon) waiting there right when I finish Morning star.

Billy Summers doesn't include any supernatural elements.