Lonely Werewolf Girl
by Martin Millar
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Read in January, 2008
I really need to reread this, because I wanted to takes some notes while I was going through it, possibly make a paper or something out of it, because these are these are the kinds of books I like to keep my critical teeth sharp on. Anytime you have characters who most people would think unlikely to be interested in fashion, that is typically where you will find me writing critical analysis.
So fashion-obsessed fire elementals practically pull the harbrace handbook off the shelf while the cro...more
So fashion-obsessed fire elementals practically pull the harbrace handbook off the shelf while the cro...more
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Read in April, 2008
Neil Gaiman loves this guy. Need I say more?
Perhaps not but I will anyway. I must admit that when I walked into Elliot Bay I was drawn initially to the cover of the book and then I realized it was an author I'd previously enjoyed.
I loved Millar's "The Good Fairies of New York" for its irreverent take on the fair folk. "Lonely Werewolf Girl" doesn't disappoint. It was good balm for my psyche after getting sucked into the world of "Twilight."
A couple th...more
Perhaps not but I will anyway. I must admit that when I walked into Elliot Bay I was drawn initially to the cover of the book and then I realized it was an author I'd previously enjoyed.
I loved Millar's "The Good Fairies of New York" for its irreverent take on the fair folk. "Lonely Werewolf Girl" doesn't disappoint. It was good balm for my psyche after getting sucked into the world of "Twilight."
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Read in July, 2007
First book I've bought new and full-price in several years. Caught short with one book ending and nothing on my person to replace it with, so an old book token went to book token heaven, and I acquired the latest Martin Millar, despite not being completely caught by the blurb on the back. I figure the three-novel collection of his I read several years ago was so damn good, there was little risk that this'd be a rotten tomato.
So far... it's not a patch on The Good Fairies Of New York. Not ...more
So far... it's not a patch on The Good Fairies Of New York. Not ...more
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Read in March, 2008
Great fun, and very compulsive reading - raced through this :)
I love his stories, because they are very familiar - lots about London, and students, and bands playing gigs - but they also manage to include all sorts of strange stuff (werewolves for instance) that seem to fit in so well with the rest of it I can almost believe that I've met werewolves too.
However, one thing irked me about this book - it seems as though proof reading consisted largely of running a computer spell check since t...more
I love his stories, because they are very familiar - lots about London, and students, and bands playing gigs - but they also manage to include all sorts of strange stuff (werewolves for instance) that seem to fit in so well with the rest of it I can almost believe that I've met werewolves too.
However, one thing irked me about this book - it seems as though proof reading consisted largely of running a computer spell check since t...more
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Read in March, 2008
I found the prose style a little off-putting on this one. It felt stiff despite the hip, humorous, werewolf subject matter due to the author's writing style. The characters were fun and I did warm to the story after a while, but this is definitely a one-time read for me.
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Read in March, 2008
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Ms. Nawojchik
if Neil Gaiman & Joss Whedon developed a werewolf tv series for BBC America, this would be it. Not quite "Kurt Vonnegut reading Marvel comics with The Clash thrashing in the background," but still it kept me from reading comics for half-a-week.
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This book is so good! A great chill beach read that you can't put down.
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