1. The Red Tent, Anita Diamant
2. Luck In The Shadows, Lynn Flewelling
3. Clan of the Cave Bear, Jean M Auel
4. Valley of Horses, Jean M Auel
5. Mammoth Hunters, Jean M Auel

Just finished #15 for the year.
I need more books.

Once again chronicling the books I manage to read in the year, starting with anything completed after the first of January.

1. Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, J. K. Rowling
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, J. K. Rowling
3. The Field Guide: Book One of the Spiderwick Chronicles, H. Black & T. DiTerlizzi
4. The Seeing Stone: Book Two of the ( Read more... )

(Most of) The books I've read since the first of the year:

1. Lady of the Forest, Jennifer Roberson
2. Someplace to be Flying, Charles de Lint
3. The Ivory and The Horn, Charles de Lint
4. A Storm of Swords, George R. R. Martin
5. A Feast for Crows, George R. R. Martin

Charles DeLint makes me want to write. He makes me want to really truly write, though I know that I wouldn't be able to. Instead I'd write Charles DeLint sounding squaking much like I used to regurgitate Laurell K. Hamilton sounding mush, back in the day. I'd steal the sentences, the jargon, the feel, everything I could because that's what made me ( Read more... )

Barnes & Noble is having a sale. I'm sitting here leafing through the books, salivating. It's so tempting to say to hell with everything else and spend my $500 access of financial aid on books ( Read more... )