Reading meme
What are you reading now: Listening to The Disappearing Spoon: And Other True Tales of Madness, Love, and the History of the World from the Periodic Table of the Elements, by Sam Keen. It's basically Keen being all "hey, guess what weird historical factoid I learned about this element? And this other one!" Which for me is awesome (although I feel a little chagrined that I didn't write the damn thing myself).
What did you just finish?: Easy, by Tammara Webber. Craftily, I had read this in its self-published e-book format last year; in the interim apparently she got a book deal with a major publisher and it was repubbed, just in time for me to request to review it for my book reviewing gig. Then again, I didn't really gain any efficiency in so doing, since I started to skim the book to write the review and ended up getting so sucked in I reread the whole thing. Anyway, this book is awesome, and deserves all the accolades it has gotten. If you've ever enjoyed reading romance you should check it out. (Includes discussion of sexual assault.) This entry was originally posted at http://bonspiel.dreamwidth.org/42219.html.
What did you just finish?: Easy, by Tammara Webber. Craftily, I had read this in its self-published e-book format last year; in the interim apparently she got a book deal with a major publisher and it was repubbed, just in time for me to request to review it for my book reviewing gig. Then again, I didn't really gain any efficiency in so doing, since I started to skim the book to write the review and ended up getting so sucked in I reread the whole thing. Anyway, this book is awesome, and deserves all the accolades it has gotten. If you've ever enjoyed reading romance you should check it out. (Includes discussion of sexual assault.) This entry was originally posted at http://bonspiel.dreamwidth.org/42219.html.