Zoe ,'Heart Of Gold'
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."
Thanks, Amy. That extension is wonderful. I've been doing the library-availability checking manually and this is so much easier.
Calli, I love the Temeraire books. I recently re-read the whole series and just fell into the world. I did not want to leave. I also really appreciated Novik's writing -- the worldbuilding and the characters' voices, particularly Temeraire's. Such a charming character.
Isn't it the best, bennett? My Amazon wishlist functions as a kind of default library list anyway, but this is so efficient!
That link is so great Amy! I had to tweet it!
I finally finished Silence Fallen by Patricia Briggs, and I have a very spoilery question for anyone who has already it. Did Adam know that that was Bran the whole time, or was their some sort of glamour ?
I figured that Adam knew , but I did not go back and reread the part when they're getting on the plane to see if there were hints.
Yeah, I was confused by that whole plot point as well, sj.
I skimmed through them, and there were hints for the reader, but no hint that Adam knew. Which confused me. Although I suppose Adam wouldn't have truly let a scared submissive wolf out of his sight in that environment.
The first review in Norman Spinrad's "On Books" in the May Asimov's(forgive my poor citation formatting, I am out of practice) is (a) just wonderful in its own right snd (2) mentions our own "David J. Schwartz's "The Sun Inside", the longest and best story in the section"
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The second review is China Mieville. I guess I should be reading China Mieville? I can't remember if I have tried or not.
Kinda stuck on catching up on CJ Cherryh (just finished book 7 of Foreigner or First Contact or whatever the atevi novels are known as and very into this project. Seeing heretofore unsuspected parallels between Bren Cameron and Miles Vorkosigan which I would like to parlay into a literature review of SF heroes written by women if someone would like to give me a grant for that) for a while, I think, but I could move Mieville from the "I've heard that name but I don't remember the context " mental list to "yes, read" list, I suppose.