Updated for a very pathetic April, reading-wise
Since I read so many more books than I'll ever review, I've decided to start keeping track of them in my LJ.
January
*Mistress of Mellyn, Victoria Holt Review here
*Wizards: Magical Tales from the Masters of Modern Fantasy, eds. Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois
*How to Ditch Your Fairy, Justine Larbalestier Review here
*Zofloya, or The Moor, Charlotte Dacre
*Austenland, Shannon Hale Review here
*Grimm, Fantasy Flight Games Review here
*Nobilis: The Game of Sovereign Powers, R. Sean Borgstrom
*The Myth of Mars and Venus, Deborah Cameron
February
*Black Pearls: A Faerie Strand, Louise Hawes
*Lament, Maggie Stiefvater Review here
*Gender Trouble, Judith Butler Review here
*The Temptation of the Night Jasmine, Lauren Wittig Review Here
*The Winter's Tale, William Shakespeare Review Here
March
*Vampire: Dark Ages, Jennifer Hartshorn, Ethan Skemp, Mark Rein, and Hagen Hassall
*Beasts, Joyce Carol Oates Review Here
*The Shadow Queen, Anne Bishop Review Here
*Twilight, Stephanie Meyer
*The Darcys and the Bingleys, Marsha Altman Review here
*Mr. and Mrs. Fitzwilliam Darcy: Two Shall Become One, Sharon Lathan Review here
*I am Legend, Richard Matheson
*The Graveyard Book, Neil Gaiman
*Othello, William Shakespeare
April
*Vampire: The Masquerade 2nd Ed, Graeme Davis, Mark Rein-Hagen, and Stewart Wieck
*Clanbook: Malkavian, Daniel Greenberg
*Clanbook: Setites, Richard Watts
*Clanbook: Brujah, Steve Crow
*Clanbook: Ravnos, Christopher Walters
*Clanbook: Cappadocian,Justin Achilli
*Clanbook: Lasombra, Richard E. Dansky
*Clanbook, Assamites, Graeme Davis
*Liege, Lord, and Lackey, Jason Carl, Tom deMayo, Michael Lee, and Wendy Soss
*Dark Ages Storyteller's Companion, Heather Grove, James Kiley, and Chris Hartford
*Libillis Sanguinis 1: Masters of the State, Craig Bolin, Richard E. Dansky, and Rob Hatch
*Bitter Crusade, Zach Bush, James Maliszewski, and Joshua Mosqueira-Asheim
*Macbeth, William Shakespeare
May
*Beauty, Robin McKinley
This list will be updated periodically (ie: when I remember)
We're eighteen full weeks into the new year, I've read thirty-five books and reviewed twelve. That means I've no worries about readin fifty books this year, but I'm already six behind for reviews (four if I don't mind getting rid of the two week buffer). No new reviews since March.
January
*Mistress of Mellyn, Victoria Holt Review here
*Wizards: Magical Tales from the Masters of Modern Fantasy, eds. Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois
*How to Ditch Your Fairy, Justine Larbalestier Review here
*Zofloya, or The Moor, Charlotte Dacre
*Austenland, Shannon Hale Review here
*Grimm, Fantasy Flight Games Review here
*Nobilis: The Game of Sovereign Powers, R. Sean Borgstrom
*The Myth of Mars and Venus, Deborah Cameron
February
*Black Pearls: A Faerie Strand, Louise Hawes
*Lament, Maggie Stiefvater Review here
*Gender Trouble, Judith Butler Review here
*The Temptation of the Night Jasmine, Lauren Wittig Review Here
*The Winter's Tale, William Shakespeare Review Here
March
*Vampire: Dark Ages, Jennifer Hartshorn, Ethan Skemp, Mark Rein, and Hagen Hassall
*Beasts, Joyce Carol Oates Review Here
*The Shadow Queen, Anne Bishop Review Here
*Twilight, Stephanie Meyer
*The Darcys and the Bingleys, Marsha Altman Review here
*Mr. and Mrs. Fitzwilliam Darcy: Two Shall Become One, Sharon Lathan Review here
*I am Legend, Richard Matheson
*The Graveyard Book, Neil Gaiman
*Othello, William Shakespeare
April
*Vampire: The Masquerade 2nd Ed, Graeme Davis, Mark Rein-Hagen, and Stewart Wieck
*Clanbook: Malkavian, Daniel Greenberg
*Clanbook: Setites, Richard Watts
*Clanbook: Brujah, Steve Crow
*Clanbook: Ravnos, Christopher Walters
*Clanbook: Cappadocian,Justin Achilli
*Clanbook: Lasombra, Richard E. Dansky
*Clanbook, Assamites, Graeme Davis
*Liege, Lord, and Lackey, Jason Carl, Tom deMayo, Michael Lee, and Wendy Soss
*Dark Ages Storyteller's Companion, Heather Grove, James Kiley, and Chris Hartford
*Libillis Sanguinis 1: Masters of the State, Craig Bolin, Richard E. Dansky, and Rob Hatch
*Bitter Crusade, Zach Bush, James Maliszewski, and Joshua Mosqueira-Asheim
*Macbeth, William Shakespeare
May
*Beauty, Robin McKinley
This list will be updated periodically (ie: when I remember)
We're eighteen full weeks into the new year, I've read thirty-five books and reviewed twelve. That means I've no worries about readin fifty books this year, but I'm already six behind for reviews (four if I don't mind getting rid of the two week buffer). No new reviews since March.