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The Chains That You Refuse (Paperback) by Elizabeth Bear bookshelves: short-stories |
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read in June, 2009
Jack said:
"some grand short stories, though as a collection it's a little uneven. Elizabeth Bear is an inventive and engaging writer and I sometimes wonder what the hell she's thinking.
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| June 15 | ||||
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Turn Coat (The Dresden Files, #11) by Jim Butcher bookshelves: fantasy, mystery |
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read in June, 2009
Jack said:
"About as good as you'd think. I do really enjoy this series, but get the impression that there's less editing for each successive installment. And not because it doesn't need editing.
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| June 12 | ||||
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Jack added American Gods to the book list Superhero Fiction
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Jack made a comment on Marie Brian's review of
Guilty Pleasures (Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, #1)
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| June 08 | ||||
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Jack
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Blood Engines (Marla Mason, Book 1) by T.A. Pratt bookshelves: fantasy, noir |
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read in June, 2009
Jack said:
"An engaging story about a badass sorceress. Lots of good ideas! It reads like a first novel, but you forgive.
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The New Brighton Archeological Society (Paperback) by Mark Andrew Smith bookshelves: adventure, comix |
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| June 01 | ||||
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New Amsterdam (Hardcover) by Elizabeth Bear bookshelves: alt-history, crime-fiction, fantasy, mystery |
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read in May, 2009
Jack said:
"very well-written victorian alt-history. little bursts of romance and horror. the cameo by an OCD-wracked Tesla is just icing. I want moremoremore
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| May 25 | ||||
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Jack
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The Magic Thief: Lost (Magic Thief) by Sarah Prineas (Goodreads author) bookshelves: adventure, fantasy |
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read in May, 2009
Jack said:
"Credibly follows the self-contained story of Stolen and provides a nice story arc for the future. Connwaer, the sneakiest and lock-pickiest of magician's apprentices, goes all super-spy in this outing. Fun, hard to put down.
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| May 21 | ||||
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Jack
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Towing Jehovah (Harvest Book) by James Morrow bookshelves: absurd |
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read in May, 2009
Jack said:
"This book is a big bag of WTF. Look it up in the dictionary under "fraught". Fraught, I say!
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Jack
read and liked
Marie Brian's
review of The Last Olympian (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 5):
"A good end to the series. What I like most about the Percy books is the uncontested fact that the gods will forever be busy knocking up mortals. Go Camp Half-Blood! " | |||
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