Year End Reading Round Up
Because I'm not procrastinating in the *least*.
(Format ganked from harriet_vane, who adapted it from http://www.smartbitchestrashybooks.com/. It's a big ol' tag game of ganking.)
Best author(s) you discovered this yearTrouble is with this sort of thing is that I can never remember what I've read this year. Not that I've read an enormous amount, but - did I ( Read more... )
(Format ganked from harriet_vane, who adapted it from http://www.smartbitchestrashybooks.com/. It's a big ol' tag game of ganking.)
Best author(s) you discovered this yearTrouble is with this sort of thing is that I can never remember what I've read this year. Not that I've read an enormous amount, but - did I ( Read more... )
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I am always impressed by the amount of reading everyone else seems to manage. I didn't even manage to read the couple of books I brought up for Christmas with me. I did fairly well a year ago, though - I need to feel settled to read successfully, and am possibly too undisciplined to spurn the internet time sink for long enough.
There's a huge amount of Sexton Blake - I looked at a website or two when watching the Adam Adamant box sets. Sydney Newman doesn't seem to have realised that Blake was still an ongoing fiction character in the mid-1960s and the copyright holders had no intention of allowing him to become a nostalgia figure. Not that I don't have faith in your ability to read it all...
The Pendragon Legend looks intriguing, actually - reminds me of my now neglected interest in contemporary and near-contemporary Arthuriana.
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