Spike ,'Same Time, Same Place'
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."
Aren't there a bunch more Borderland anthologies out there?
Love Borderland. (See Boyett ravings previous, his story was the scene setter in the first anthology).
She does, Jilli, in the last one, The Essential Bordertown. It's quite good.
How cool! And of course, I'm AFB, so I can't just go look to guess which one. But, I have google.
Thanks for the link, JSw. Looks like I got the second anthology, not the first. Should I wait to read the first before starting the second, or does the order not matter so much?
The order doesn't matter so much, although some of the characters are repeated. Others aren't. I think you'll be fine.
Good to know, thanks!
Can anyone give me a good reason to finish the latest Laurell K. Hamilton Merrie Gentry book, Seduced by Moonlight? I'm usually a bit obsessive about finishing books I've started, but I think if I read very many more descriptions of hair and magical orgasms, my head is going to explode.
Um, if you finish, you can get on with your life? Now, I've not read the book, so maybe you want to hear it gets better later or something, but I can't help there.
Not me. Life is too short to read unenjoyable bad books. If they aren't fun, they've lost their raison d'etre.
Sometimes even bad ones suck me in at least enough that I want to know what happens. Or how much they can suck. Or something.
Sometimes even bad ones suck me in at least enough that I want to know what happens. Or how much they can suck. Or something.
Case in point, I read all three Dune prequels. It's not something I'm proud of.
I have a hard enough time finishing books I enjoy, let alone ones I don't. Read the last five pages so you know how it ends and then throw it across the room, Ginger.