Nova Cygni 2014 has been behaving in an interesting way; overlayed on the general rise to max and decrease after max, are variations with an amplitude big enough to be prominent in visual observations.
I have observed the nova a number of times, using the 90 mm Maksutov-Cassegrain. It is easy to find, with star hopping-friendly asterisms nearby. It is the third nova I’ve observed recently, the other two being Nova Cep 2014 and Nova Del 2013, also known as V0339 Del.