I consider myself semi-tagged by bz. (does an encouraging email count?) These have been read in the last few months, not just in March.
Tithe, Holly Black
Them, Jon Ronson
Forty Signs of Rain, Kim Stanley Robinson
Fifty Degrees Below, Kim Stanley Robinson
Sixty Days and Counting, Kim Stanley Robinson
American Gods, Neil Gaiman (if you've never read this, DO SO RIGHT THIS INSTANT)
Sun of Suns, Karl Schroeder
Lady of Mazes, Karl Schroeder
Prancing Lavender Bunnies, Paul Turner
Last Night at the Lobster, Stewart O' Nan
This list feels incomplete - I think there are some books I've borrowed and returned (some William Gibson in particular) that are not included here.
Currently reading:
Capers in the Churchyard, Lee Hall
Possibilities, David Graeber
Threshold, Sara Douglass
Monday, March 31, 2008
And yet I still feel like I haven't read anything...
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Jeez.. I'd sure like to do more reading.
I feel like a void fills that part of my brain. Or some type of overwhelm.
I can't read American Gods because I'm scared it's too much like something I am working on. I limit myself to Neverwhere and Fragile things with Gaiman.
Man, you with your modern books from the past. Though, Schroeder has Ventus available as a download, so I might check it out.
I absolutely love "American Gods," it is so brilliant, as is pretty much anything Gaiman writes. Have you checked out his horror/fantasy short story collection "Smoke and Mirrors?" Also fantastic, and often deliciously disturbing.
Oops! Pretend Smoke and Mirrors is on the list in the original post.
So yes, I own it.
My recently-created Amazon wish list is essentially a list of Gaiman's books I do not already have.
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