**Update**
Helpful info from Colin: Gibson's 3 Trilogies (turns out this is book 2 of one of them - oops)
Gibson's 3 Trilogies:
The Sprawl Trilogy:
- Neuromancer
- Count Zero
- Mona Lisa Overdrive
- Virtual Light
- Idoru
- All Tomorrow's Parties
From WH:
Ben Macintyre’s “A Spy Among Friends,” a study of the weird relationships in England – fueled by social class and Oxbridge connections and shocking volumes of alcohol -- that made Kim Philby so successful.
Nonfiction: Helen Macdonald’s “H Is for Hawk” is one that you might like, with lots of sharp and well-crafted description of the natural world.
In fiction, Anthony Doerr’s “All the Light We Cannot See” might well be worth all the hype and attention that it continues to receive.
From CH:Grandma Gatewood’s Walk. Nonfiction about a 67 year old who decided to walk the Appalachian Trail. I loved it.
The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd. Fiction but based on many true stories
The Aviator’s Wife. Nonfiction about Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Dead Wake. Nonfiction by Eric Larsen, sinking of the Lusitania
I wanna read this! Lauren, you kindly left Idoru here, but not Virtual Light (the first in the trilogy), so I guess I'll have to get that from the library! Although, maybe I want to finish up my Colin-induced Kim Stanley Robinson mania first.
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