Nathan Long

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Nathan enjoyed reading The Great Gatsby, describing it as a timeless classic with beautiful prose.

Harper Lee

Nathan found To Kill a Mockingbird to be disappointing and overrated.

James S. A. Corey

Nathan is starting Leviathan Wakes because of the series' reputation, unsure about watching the show.

Nathan is revisiting Discworld with The Color of Magic, impressed by the series so far.

Brandon Sanderson

Nathan started The Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson and finds it good.

S.A. Barnes

Nathan finished Dead Silence, which was not as creepy as it sounds.

Katherine Arden

Nathan finished Dead Voices, which was Goosebumps style creepy.

Suzanne Collins

Nathan introduced their oldest to Hunger Games.

T. Kingfisher

Nathan recommends A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking for a light fantasy read.

T. Kingfisher

Nathan enjoyed Minor Mage by Ursula Vernon and is interested in reading Nine Goblins as well.

T. Kingfisher

Nathan heard good things about Nine Goblins.

Katherine Arden

Nathan and his daughters plan to read Small Spaces by Katherine Arden. He doesn't usually like creepy books/movies, but they love it.

Diana Wynne Jones

Nathan wants to go back and read Howl’s Moving Castle

Peter J. Carroll

Nathan felt overwhelmed as all his library holds arrived at once, causing a mix of emotions.

Peter J. Carroll

Nathan picked a book already but then the book he REALLY wanted dropped right after he accepted one of the holds.

Peter J. Carroll

Nathan's youngest has read 8 books this summer, finding it tough to keep her supplied.

Shannon Messenger

Nathan is enjoying reading the Keeper of the Lost Cities series with his daughters.

J. K. Rowling

Nathan's youngest daughter has moved on to Harry Potter after finishing the previous series.

V. E. Schwab, Julieta María Gorlero

Nathan is currently reading A Gathering of Shadows, set in a world of parallel Londons with polarizing opinions.

V. E. Schwab, Julieta María Gorlero

Nathan found 'A Darker Shade of Magic' by V.E. Schwab to be a solid unconventional fantasy, although slightly overhyped.

Shannon Messenger

Nathan's kids want him to catch up on the 'Keeper of the Lost Cities' series, but he finds it suffering from long-series-final-setup-problem.

Shannon Messenger

Nathan and their daughters are enjoying the Keeper of the Lost Cities series together, comparing it to Harry Potter with sparkly elements. Recommended for 3-4th graders and up.

J. K. Rowling

Nathan mentioned Harry Potter while discussing the Keeper of the Lost Cities series with their daughters, indicating a positive comparison between the two.

Peter J. Carroll

Nathan tends to go by the Goodreads scale, deeming 2 as too harsh, 3 as meh but overall ok, 4 as pretty much default, and 5 as AMAZING.

Peter J. Carroll

Nathan rates books based on enjoyment, not necessarily prose quality or ideas inside.

Peter J. Carroll

Nathan wants to read all of the mentioned books but can only choose one.

Peter J. Carroll

Nathan mentioned a game that is also a book.

Neil Gaiman

Nathan mentions a book similar to Coraline but does not provide further information.

Colin Odell

Nathan mentions a studio but does not provide further information.