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On to Sword of the Lictor by Gene Wolfe.

All of this. Between Two Fires is highly recommended.

I finished Shadow of the Torturer by Gene Wolfe -- a reread after decades. It's *very* male-gazey, something my teenaged self failed to notice at all. Onto part two...

Re-reading Gene Wolfe's Shadow of the Torturer for the first time since I was about 15. Enjoying it a lot, I have to say.

I am just starting The Immortality Thief by Taran Hunt.

I have almost finished Tim Pratt's Doors of Sleep. It's about a guy who travels (seemingly randomly) between universes every time he falls asleep. It's an entertaining and easy read. I may well check out some of the author's other books.

I thought The Monarchies of God was really good. However!!! If I remember right -- and it's been a while -- there are two different versions, and it's the later one you should read. @Werthead is an expert. He'll know...

I doubt I would enjoy the book either, but the TV series on Apple TV is enjoyable.

I'm reading The Anomoly by Hervé Le Tellier, translated by Adriana Hunter. Very good so far, but only two chapters in...

These are all great. In my opinion, Guns of the Dawn, Dogs of War and Cage of Souls are his finest works.

I have started The Mountain in the Sea by Ray Naylor. Good so far. Near future Earth-based SF with an octopus. Don't know much else so far and haven't even read the blurb...

I might give Michelle West a go next, although I'm struggling with the first few pages for some reason.

I'm reading this now. Glad you enjoyed it!

Nick Harkaway's Titanium Noir was very enjoyable. He's a witty SOB, that's for sure. Not too sure what's next...

Just about to start Titanium Noir by Nick Harkaway.