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Reading roundup

hamsterwoman Feb 05, 2011 15:34

3. Steven Brust, The Phoenix Guards -- I enjoyed it more than I thought I would, though I still definitely prefer the Vlad Taltos books. Paarfi's style is something I find more frustrating than funny, especially when it comes to dialogue, a deterrent rather than a bonus when it comes to this series. But, OK, it was not too bad. ( More, with spoilers )

a: diana peterfreund, ya, taltos, a: charlaine harris, short stories, rampant, a: jim butcher, a: adam rex, reading, sookie stackhouse, dresden files, a: holly black, a: steven brust

Merry Krysa-mouse! and Reading Roundup

hamsterwoman Dec 24, 2010 16:21

Reprising this from two years ago, when it was made up, mostly on accident:

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a: diana peterfreund, l reading, holiday, ya, a: margo lanagan, a: libba bray, a: scott westerfeld, a: charlaine harris, sookie stackhouse, a: ursula vernon, a: tom angleberger, dresden files, a: naomi novik, a: cassandra clare, kidlit, short stories, rampant, a: jim butcher, reading

Reading roundup

hamsterwoman Jun 08, 2010 22:26

27. Tanya Huff, Blood Ties -- this was fun! I've read some of Huff's stuff before -- two of the Quarters books (which I enjoyed, mostly for the world-building), another urban fantasy/mystery thing. I liked this one, too. ( SPOILERS for everything )

a: diana peterfreund, dol, a: sarah monette, ya, gaiman, a: neil gaiman, a: n.k.jemisin, rampant, a: tanya huff, reading