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what are you reading wednesday?
Apr. 29th, 2020 06:25 amWhat have you finished reading?
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Alan Moore (Author), Kevin O'Neill (Author), Ben Dimagmaliw (Contributor), Bill Oakley (Contributor) - Victorian England literary heroes band together and fight crime? or get hoodwinked? This continues the trend of me reading a comic that i felt was so-so and felt frustrated the whole time. There was some supplemental written stories included in the comic, but I was so frustrated I decided to skip them.
What are you currently reading?
Fermat's Enigma by Simon Singh - I've gone back to nonfiction as it seems to be the only thing that doesn't bother me right now. Fermat's equation is basically a mathematical formula based on the pythagorean theorem. Mathematicians have been trying to prove this equation to be 100% true but no one seems to have been able to do it yet.
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Alan Moore (Author), Kevin O'Neill (Author), Ben Dimagmaliw (Contributor), Bill Oakley (Contributor) - Victorian England literary heroes band together and fight crime? or get hoodwinked? This continues the trend of me reading a comic that i felt was so-so and felt frustrated the whole time. There was some supplemental written stories included in the comic, but I was so frustrated I decided to skip them.
What are you currently reading?
Fermat's Enigma by Simon Singh - I've gone back to nonfiction as it seems to be the only thing that doesn't bother me right now. Fermat's equation is basically a mathematical formula based on the pythagorean theorem. Mathematicians have been trying to prove this equation to be 100% true but no one seems to have been able to do it yet.
