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The old thread is getting pretty full, so Smaug told me to start a new one.

Since I finally found it, I am re-re-re-re(I forget how many times I've read it)reading Neverwhere.





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Let me start off:

Along with Vol 2 of Sandman, Good Omens, which I must note is pretty amazing.
 
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it's your first time reading Good Omens JC?

lucky you! I adore that book...that may just be the third of my favourite three books!


The other two i got out of the library this weekend (i've bought them both more than once but lent them both out...more than once!)

so I am currently enjoying the goodness of PTerry's Nightwatch, and then onto Simon R Green's Shadows Fall.

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You are an Accomptant. You keep track of the King's accounts, which is a fairly simplish job: his current holdings is always A LOT, and his expected revenue is always MORE. 'Sgood ta be da King. As long as there isn't a peasant uprising, you're likely to keep your head. Also, you're the only one in the office who knows how to use an abbacus. (Or multiply.) (Or add.)

I prefer to live in a country that's small, and old, and where no one would ever have the NERVE to wear a cape in public, whether they could leap tall buildings in a single bound or not.
 
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Yeah, came to the party late. But I loved how Neil blended modern tech with the spiritual elements.
 
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Starting The Snow Queen by Mercedes Lackey. Going into it unsure. Her Diana Tregarde books from the early 90s are my favorite urban fantasy books ever, but in the last 10 years it seems a lot of her books are more romance novel than fantasy book. Not a huge romance fan. Hope this one doesn't disapoint...


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Neil AND Terry, I mean.
 
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quote:
Originally posted by Jeremy Cai:
Neil AND Terry, I mean.


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You are an Accomptant. You keep track of the King's accounts, which is a fairly simplish job: his current holdings is always A LOT, and his expected revenue is always MORE. 'Sgood ta be da King. As long as there isn't a peasant uprising, you're likely to keep your head. Also, you're the only one in the office who knows how to use an abbacus. (Or multiply.) (Or add.)

I prefer to live in a country that's small, and old, and where no one would ever have the NERVE to wear a cape in public, whether they could leap tall buildings in a single bound or not.
 
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I gotta craving for Douglas Coupland, but I'm reading Miss Wyoming, and he's writing... well, he's writing like I would have done when I was little! It's all "he said/she said" and I don't like it!

I think essentially I just want to read Microserfs again for the first time Razz



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quote:
Originally posted by Jeremy Cai:
Neil AND Terry, I mean.


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I've always seen Good Omens as a Neil book, my bad.
 
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The Baum Plan for Financial Independence by John Kessel, collection of his short stories. i could have sworn i'd read the title story, as well as several of the others, before, but just finishing it i didn't remember it at all.

Otherland 2 River of Blue Fire by Tad Williams. just finished the prologue, even if he does call it a forward (idiot!).

Vurt by Jeff Noon. reading the last 100 pages in snatches at lunch time, so i must be getting close to finishing it soon?

King of Thorns book 3. manga, can never remember the names of teh creators. waiting for book 4 to arrive. post apocalyptic, killer virus, overgrown vines, and frog monsters.
 
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I gotta craving for Douglas Coupland, but I'm reading Miss Wyoming, and he's writing... well, he's writing like I would have done when I was little! It's all "he said/she said" and I don't like it!


ah! yeah, that's really stupid distracting. really really. although it's no better if it takes effort to work out who's saying what. *sigh*

still working on Women in Love.


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Just finished A Feast for Crows, re-read Memoirs of a Geisha, and at some point today I'm going to start in on Anansi Boys.


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I am now reading Fables, Vol. 10, volume 11 of Ruoroni Kenshin, and the Exalted game book. Smile


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Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain by Oliver Sacks.
Little Brother by Cory Doctorow.


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Strange Candy by Laurell K. Hamilton


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finished reading Dragon Harper by Todd and Anne McCaffrey...


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Why, Mercedes, why? You were wonderful, dark, disturbing, and delightfully horrifying! Why turn to mush? Why? *sob*


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Little Brother by Cory Doctorow.


i LOVED that. his best yet. i know some folk have had mixed feelings about it, but i read it just super fast and got totally sucked in.

picked up "the invention of morel" by adolfo bioy casares, after reading a review on friday and being told that i HAD to read it by friend who is big borges fan (they were friends, and the intro to this novella is by borges)
 
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I am reading The Year of Living Biblically, which is a great read, much better than I expected.

I just finished Foucault's Pendulum, which was great, and the City of Ember series, every book of which is worse than the one before.


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the City of Ember series, every book of which is worse than the one before.
Yup. *nods* It was painful.

edit: Oh my. They are making a movie of the first book. When I googled it, it came up on worstpreviews.com. Not a good sign.


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