Kaylee ,'Serenity'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Soulless was going to be the first in a trilogy, from what I understand. But I know that there's a 4th book in the works.
She said she'll stop at five. We'll see. And she's planning a YA series set in the same world that, if I recall correctly, is in the past and focuses on Alexia's dad. Or something.
Huh. Alexia's Dad when he was a teen?
I may be conflating some things she said. It may be that we're going to learn more about her dad in the fourth or fifth books, and the YA series is about a girl unconnected to the Tarabottis. When she told us, she wasn't supposed to since it hadn't been officially announced yet, so we weren't supposed to spread it, but that was back in April, so I presume there's been an announcement of some sort made by now.
This is random, but made me miss reading Nancy Drews: [link]
Raq, I knew what you were talking about even before I hovered over your link.
I just finished Catching Fire. There was so much HSQ at the end; if I didn't have to leave right now to pick up this weeks CSA, I would already be reading Mockingjay. I'm glad I decided to wait and read them all at once.
I'm glad I decided to wait and read them all at once.
Yeah, I sort of wished I'd reread the first two before picking up Mockingjay. In fact, a reread of book one, at least, may be in my future...
Raq, I knew what you were talking about even before I hovered over your link
We're frequenting the same corners of the internets again!
"Glimpses" is available online. A book I really loved when it first came out:
Here is the boing boing link which includes a decent description:
Here is the direct pdf link: [link]
Not sure that Cory is right when he says it has a rock n' roll attitude. The book, in spite of melodramatic seems, has a fair amount of quite meloncholy and understatement which I don't associate with a rock n' roll attitude (not that there are not classic rock n' roll songs which use those things, but not I think the core rock n' roll attitude.) But still this is a book to marvel at, and I think is truly in love with the music. I wonder if Hec ever read it, and if so what he thinks of it.
Buffistas, I have discovered your newest desire: Postertext.
Hang your favorite book on the wall with the book's text, arranged to depict a memorable scene from the book!
![[link]](http://www.harkavagrant.com/nonsense/nancydrew1sm.png){kind=link}