From the mailbox...
Really, stuff I've ordered lately that came delivered (almost) to my door:
We Love Golf for the Wii. It's got irritating 'helpers' and is way more complicated than the Wii Sports version of Golf, but it's fun. The gameplay isn't as 'real-time' as the Wii Sports version either, it takes a minute for the game to catch up to my swing, but maybe it's just me getting used to it. Probably a little more like REAL golfing than the other. Still, I wish it was just as easy.
Crossing Midnight volumes 1 - 3 because Rob said I'd like it. I'll let you know after I read the whole thing. I just finished The Irregulars by Jennet Conant and I'm switching gears for a while going from non-fiction to graphic novels. After this batch comes a Charlie Huston book, Caught Stealing.
The Shepard Fairey Obama Inauguration posters came today, too. They look really nice although they were packaged stupidly in a cardboard tube. They could've done better, but I'm glad to have them.
Doc Savage: Fortress of Solitude / The Devil Genghis from Nostalgia Ventures. These are beautiful double-sized reprints of the pulp classic stories. Hurry, though, they've lost the license to print Doc stories, and the Shadow pulps they were reprinting, too. You get a free book when you order something. So I'm looking forward to finally reading the John Sunlight stories that came with a BEAUTIFUL James Bama cover on it.
That's all for now. The 'Hawks are back on.
We Love Golf for the Wii. It's got irritating 'helpers' and is way more complicated than the Wii Sports version of Golf, but it's fun. The gameplay isn't as 'real-time' as the Wii Sports version either, it takes a minute for the game to catch up to my swing, but maybe it's just me getting used to it. Probably a little more like REAL golfing than the other. Still, I wish it was just as easy.
Crossing Midnight volumes 1 - 3 because Rob said I'd like it. I'll let you know after I read the whole thing. I just finished The Irregulars by Jennet Conant and I'm switching gears for a while going from non-fiction to graphic novels. After this batch comes a Charlie Huston book, Caught Stealing.
The Shepard Fairey Obama Inauguration posters came today, too. They look really nice although they were packaged stupidly in a cardboard tube. They could've done better, but I'm glad to have them.
Doc Savage: Fortress of Solitude / The Devil Genghis from Nostalgia Ventures. These are beautiful double-sized reprints of the pulp classic stories. Hurry, though, they've lost the license to print Doc stories, and the Shadow pulps they were reprinting, too. You get a free book when you order something. So I'm looking forward to finally reading the John Sunlight stories that came with a BEAUTIFUL James Bama cover on it.
That's all for now. The 'Hawks are back on.