Any Ordinary Tuesday
I just got rejected by Warwick. *cough*bastards*cough*
Yeah, I didn't want to go there... but still. It's the principle of the thing. And why did it take them so long?!
Right, that just leaves Durham. *glares at them*
Off to Newcastle (all by myself) tomorrow... I'm taking the Master and Margarita with me, but so far it looks like one of those books that I will have to break off from periodically to stare at and try to figure out. I can't wait to roam the Newcastle streets and potentially shop before finding the Open Day. Have to see how that one turns out ;)
I finished From the Corner of his Eye. And wow, that was a powerful book. He weaves the story so well, it had me practically on the edge of my seat. And if the end bit was a bit weird, I think he pushed it far enough to bring it back to an emotional climax. Thank you,
dontkickmycane , that was absolutely brilliant.
Also finished Hogfather, which I think was maybe a poor choice to read alongside the Dean Koontz... either that, or I just don't get along with the Death-Susan books as well as I do with the Watch. Not my favourite, but still made me laugh out loud in places, because Pratchett just owns everyone.
Yeah, I didn't want to go there... but still. It's the principle of the thing. And why did it take them so long?!
Right, that just leaves Durham. *glares at them*
Off to Newcastle (all by myself) tomorrow... I'm taking the Master and Margarita with me, but so far it looks like one of those books that I will have to break off from periodically to stare at and try to figure out. I can't wait to roam the Newcastle streets and potentially shop before finding the Open Day. Have to see how that one turns out ;)
I finished From the Corner of his Eye. And wow, that was a powerful book. He weaves the story so well, it had me practically on the edge of my seat. And if the end bit was a bit weird, I think he pushed it far enough to bring it back to an emotional climax. Thank you,
dontkickmycane , that was absolutely brilliant.
Also finished Hogfather, which I think was maybe a poor choice to read alongside the Dean Koontz... either that, or I just don't get along with the Death-Susan books as well as I do with the Watch. Not my favourite, but still made me laugh out loud in places, because Pratchett just owns everyone.