mark one month til False Value is out...where do you see the a rivers of London series going?

To be honest, I have no idea. I think I'm already one book behind - the last one I've read was Lies Sleeping (novel) and The October Man (novella). Not that I've given up on the series, but I have so much else to read ( Read more... )

Previously, I’ve only read the „main“ Rivers of London novels, not the comics nor the novellas. But given Ben Aaronovitch’s latest novella, The October Man, is located in Germany, with a German narrator, curiosity won over lack of time ( Read more... )

I promised
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State of my own stories: assignment: recipient hasn't commented yet, but nearly everyone else vocal in the tiny online fandom has, so I'm pleased as punch. Treat: recipient loves it, but not many other people seem to have read it so far. We'll see. Consider the invitation to guess and get a drabble on the subject of your choice if guessing ( Read more... )

Aka, I read my way through the rest of the Rivers of London series. Now some commenters to my review of the first volume had an "even/uneven numbers" theory similar to the Star Trek movies. My own experience was that the degree to which I liked an individual entry was directly related to the Lesley content of same. Much Lesley in 3 and 4 meant ( Read more... )

I'd heard good rumours about it for years, but this week I finally managed to read Ben Aaronovitch's "Rivers of London", the first volume of what I take is an ongoing saga.

Previously I had known Ben Aaronovitch as a Doctor Who scriptwriter - he's responsible for Remembrance of the Daleks and Battlefield, both Seventh Doctor and Ace adventures ( Read more... )