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What Are You Reading? Part Deux
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Good to see you!sounds like a plan!
VampireLily is back!!!!!!
I am in a reading slump at the moment. Cant read anything new. I have been reading some Robot stories by Asimov, some Lovecraft and 1632 by Eric Flint, an alternate History i kind a like. Also The Clan Of The Cavebear by Auel and a SF novel by Robert Silverberg, Downward To Earth.
I am in a reading slump at the moment. Cant read anything new. I have been reading some Robot stories by Asimov, some Lovecraft and 1632 by Eric Flint, an alternate History i kind a like. Also The Clan Of The Cavebear by Auel and a SF novel by Robert Silverberg, Downward To Earth.
Awesome Books.
I´m still loking for some new SCIFI.
The last good SciFi Book i read was Revelation Space by Alastair Reynolds
The Nameless
M-O-O-N - That spells Nameless
Damn girl, how much thanks giving turkey did you eat?
Speaking of sleeping beauties........I came close to starting that recently, I had started the talisman but the slow and sombre start to it and speaking to friends in different time zones at night (my usual reading time) mean that I've not managed to get past sixty pages. However since starting my new job I've started reading it again on the bus, even though it's only around half an hour each way, so hopefully it has kick started it for me.
you know vampires....sometimes we have to go underground for a while. 
I haven't read IT for exactly 27 years (Autumn 1990) so i felt it fitting to experience it all over again.
I haven't read IT for exactly 27 years (Autumn 1990) so i felt it fitting to experience it all over again.
Now 500 pages into David Copperfield. About to start on a reread of Desperation and then dive into Ronald Malfi’s December Park.
Dead on the Pin by John D MacDonald( last night) and Check out at Dawn
I am just now at the part where
David learns his mother has died. It was so sad, and quaint, how the baby died shortly after and was buried with her in the casket.
Still chugging my way through most of the first 40 or so issues of Power Pack. Still ain't found #1, dang it. Finally dawned on me that Lightspeed's chest emblem and rainbow flying effect are obviously inspired by the cover of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
That's pretty damn cool. .
That's pretty damn cool. .
Just finished Sleeping Beauties (loved it!) and now a few pages into Joe Hill's Strange Weather. So far, so good.
Just got Bethanys Sin by McCammon. It was cheap. Is that one of His good ones?
Finished a re-read of Disappearance At Devil's Rock by Paul Tremblay.
Started Bones Are Made To Be Broken by Paul Michael Anderson.
Started Bones Are Made To Be Broken by Paul Michael Anderson.
Kurben, it's an early novel of Rick's, written while he was still a new writer. It is a good solid story though. I recently did a re-read of it and it still holds up.
Time for another Discworld re-read. This time, a Vimes-centric one called Thud!
EDIT: It's actually Snuff. Still Commander Vimes, though.
EDIT: It's actually Snuff. Still Commander Vimes, though.
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Just finished reading Sleeping Beauties. Hats off to Stephen & Owen. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
About to start Gwendy's Button Box now...
I told my Dad about part 1 of the book being titled The Auld Triangle, when I'd started reading it, and he was amazed about that. Sadly, he never got to find out that Clint Norcross ended up having a beer in O'Byrne's, at the end of the book, while The Dubliners played on the jukebox.
About to start Gwendy's Button Box now...
200 pages into 4 3 2 1, By Paul Auster.
I think I have brain damage from the last cozy mystery I read 
I'm going to give Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt a try. SK liked it. Paddy C liked it. I hope I have enough remaining brain cells to understand it *sigh*
I'm going to give Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt a try. SK liked it. Paddy C liked it. I hope I have enough remaining brain cells to understand it *sigh*