read star trek destiny three novels in one by david mack this is the canon trilogy that at last gives a credible origin for the borg finalyy getting away from Vger or as part of a failed medical experiment light years away three novels gods of night, mere mortals and lost souls make a raygun rip roaring space opera combining characters starships types, planets and aliens form all the post TOS star trek franchise from next generation to enterprise and set 15 years after the best of both worlds sets the stage fro a galaxy wide Borg war probably the best star trek novels I have read as they are so familiar even to the Gorn and Tholians but on the negative side when you have read one paragraph about a Borg cube being destroyed by star fleets secret weapon you do not expect the same scene again and again across three books and that the Borg origins come late but already guessed and in one of many subspace temporal wormholes all the way back to events in Earths prehistory
the Atlantis code by charles broclaw is the opposite poorly written an airport novel full of hot air and dull Vatican villains and Russian gangsters the Atlantis code is sub dan brown even to the finding of anachronistic Christian gnostic type secret scriptures as the big secret in Atlantean ruins
ode to the sea a national trust poetry book mix of sea fevers , rimes of ancient mariners and odes to mermaids and rock pools interesting but a companion table book
A complete guide to the soul by Patrick harpur the cover blurb asks Who am I? What's my life's purpose? Where am I going when I die? and the back cover calls this important book well the cover questions are not answered and it mainly another book on neoplatonist thought diamons and psyche with added freudian dreams and jungian symbols
not had many interesting or vivid dreams fro months mainly dream of college campus and catching public transport these must be my inner fears
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