Part of my new Year's Resolution this year was to read most of the books I have at least once before setting the loose unto the world because I don't have the space to house them. Unfortunately, I broke my rule once already by buying my first read of the year. I also resolved to read a lot of Charles de Lint this year too. What I don't have on hand ( Read more... )

Only 9 more books to go to reach 50. I hope I can find enough to read before the end of the year.

31. Sold Down The River Barbara Hambly. 2001. I forgot she did a mystery series set in the south in 1830's New Orleans. Benjamin January is free man of colour who gets talked into acting like a slave to figure out a series of mysterious events on the ( Read more... )

I better get everything I've read since May down before I never get a chance to do it.

20. Catching Fire Susan Collins. 2009. Great follow up to the first book, you get a better understanding of the world Katniss lives in. Being oblivious to the effect she has on the politics of her world is pretty typical of most teens.

21. Abraham Lincoln: ( Read more... )

SPACE BATTLESHIP YAMATO was a good guilty pleasuer for those of us who are fans of Leiji Matsumoto, a few gasps, quite a few laughs, topped off with the usual heroic self sacrifice of the ship's captain ( Read more... )

We just saw ACE ATTORNEY. What a hoot! So over the top but fun all the same. Got interviwed before the movie by some local media group.

We went shopping this morning and got a bunch of Terry Pratchett books we were missing. We then went to HMV to buy whole bunch of movies; A Lucky Luke three movie package, HOODWINKED and HOODWINKED TOO set, DOGMA, ( Read more... )

I got the bedroom mostly sorted. I never noticed how much junk piles up on my bureau or the vanity till I sorted through it. I have 4 years worth of Fantasia Film Festival catalogs alone in the books and papers I sorted through ( Read more... )

Fool Moon by Jim Butcher
*wolf howl*
How many different kinds of werewolves can you pack in one book? Read and find out.
*wolf howl*

The Night Watch by Sergei Lukyanenko ( Read more... )

Cry of the Eagle: Encounters with a Cree Healer by David E. Young, Grant Ingram and Lise Swartz ( Read more... )

Nightlife by Rob Thurman ( Read more... )

Askiwina: A Cree World by Doug Cuthand ( Read more... )