I'm slowly working my way through A Brief History Of Seven Killings by Marlon James, We by Yevgeny Zamyatin and 11.22.63 by Stephen King at the moment. I've almost hit stalemate on all three of them though. I just can't concentrate on a book these days...
The last book I finished was Submission by Michel Houllebecq. I'd been looking forward to it as I love some of his earlier novels but I found this one the be kinda disappointing. There'd been a fair bit of hype surrounding this as it satirizes the rise of Islamic extremism in France and the author has been under police protection since the Charlie Hebdoe killings last year. But despite all the controversy I found the book to be fairly weak, not nearly as hard hitting as I expected.