Just finished reading White Teeth, only 15 years after it came out!
That was fun. Could have been tighter, but I got a kick out of the way it all came together at the end. Sort of like a far less bloody-minded Martin McDonough.
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."
Just finished reading White Teeth, only 15 years after it came out!
That was fun. Could have been tighter, but I got a kick out of the way it all came together at the end. Sort of like a far less bloody-minded Martin McDonough.
That was funny! Especially the Muslim group named KEVIN("We have an acronym problem.")
Loved the acronym problem, and how it became a running joke.
And the mouse escaped! Go mouse!
I could read more of Zadie Smith, but now I'm going to read a werewolf Marine romance by a friend of mine. And then maybe Kalpa Imperial, which I have heard good things of.
OK, I just had to vent a little. Co-worker - young man, loves SFF - and it turns out he's never even HEARD of "Dune" ...
Did you whack him with your cane?
Mostly I just gaped and babbled ... told him, "may your crysknife chip and shatter" and sent him a wikipedia link.
At least he hasn't read the recent sequels or prequels or whatever they were. How terrible to only know those - it's just occurred to me that that is possible.
You mean you did not love "Red Princess of Dune"?
I read a few pages of one, something about a Harkonnen in the title, and that was painful enough. I have actively avoided any further exposure.
yeah, I saw the plethora of "sequels" and, well, just couldn't face all those additions ... plus, I figured they wouldn't stand up to the original.
Figured he wouldn't even get THIS.