Kevin's Watch

Spiral Jacobs wrote:Thanks Avatar, I'll be sure to have a look there

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Cag wrote:David Letterman?

Well, there's a "D" in it...

Onto The Gap Into Power. (Anybody else prefer the "sub-titles" or whatever they are to the main ones?)

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Lord Vishnu's Love Handles by Will Clarke

The Gap Into Madness: Chaos And Order

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Avatar wrote:The Gap Into Madness: Chaos And Order

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Oh man, I remember finishing A Dark and Hungry God Arises for the first time, I was literally on the edge of my seat. I couldn't wait to get to the next book. And this one, too, raised my blood pressure to extremes.

Oh no I feel a re-read coming....not again! 4 times should be enough, right?

Nope. Don't even know how many times this is for me. But then, I'm an inveterate re-reader.

(Cool new avatar btw.)

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Just finished Imager by Modesitt.

Sometimes, I really wish that guy wasn't such a prolific writer.

This Day All Gods Die

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Avatar wrote:This Day All Gods Die

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I can re-read the beginning of the book over and over, those Hashi chapters are excellent.

Not really a book, but I just finished The Queen of Air and Darkness by Poul Andersen. A neighbor had been pestering me to read for months now and I just got around to it.

Spiral Jacobs wrote:

Avatar wrote:The Gap Into Madness: Chaos And Order

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Oh man, I remember finishing A Dark and Hungry God Arises for the first time, I was literally on the edge of my seat. I couldn't wait to get to the next book. And this one, too, raised my blood pressure to extremes.

Oh no I feel a re-read coming....not again! 4 times should be enough, right?

I just picked up Chaos and Order looking forward to getting my teeth into it.

Enjoy. Think I'm gonna have to reread Mordant's Need sometime soon too.

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Based on everyone's glowing reviews here, I'm currently 200 pages into Flowers forAlgernon.

right now am reading Elizabeth Kostova's The Historian.
it's pretty good for a dracula book. i'm enjoying it.
altho she does get a little carried away with scenery
descriptions sometimes.

next up on the tbr pile: R. Scott Bakker's Neuropath which i
picked up yesterday.

I read The Historian and thought it was okay, Luci.

Reading The Runelords. It's fun. Not very compelling, but it's a good adventure, and has some cool ideas about magic and crap.

The Well of Ascension, by Brandon Sanderson. Fantastic, innovative writer within the fantasy genre. Great world setting, innovative magic system and characters you care for. Unexpected plot as well!

Reading Zindell's Neverness.

It's confusing the hell out of me because I KNOW I've read it before (now that I've started it), but I just cannot remember when where or how long ago. Normally I keep all my books and I don't have an old copy of this.

It's nice to get back to sci-fi though, don't think I've read one in the last eight years.

Are you finally going to come join the Watch's sister site, Ahira's Hangar, now Stone?

The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell. Interesting so far.

Stonemaybe wrote:Reading Zindell's Neverness.

YES!!!

aliantha wrote:The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell. Interesting so far.

YES!!!