Reading 2022 So Far

My reading isn't going so great this year so far. But I have been reading as often as I can and that is good enough. It's tough to be able to find the time too but I have been trying to make it.

January Read- Scratchman by Tom Baker

It was a story inspired by Doctor Who and about Doctor Who from a previous actor who played The Doctor. It was a story that was brainstormed by some of the actors and was never brought into fruition. The producers want their idea but it was going to cost too much to make into a movie. Which is what they wanted to do with the idea. For the actors it was only a thing to pass the time and have fun. Though I'm sure that they thought it was a great thing to move forward with. The manuscript had been lost for some time. It became uncovered again and permission was given for it to be published.

February through March- A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking

I actually have acquired a copy of I have A Brief History of Time of time and The Universe In A Nutshell by Stephen Hawking. It's a special edition from Barnes&Noble. It has both in it. I've gotten immensely closer to finishing the first one. It's taking me months because I'm a slower reader (not as fast as I used to be when reading) and I hadn't had much time. Hopefully I'll finish it up soon. It would be cool to go back and annotate if I can later find the time.