Books read, 2007

[kateorman]

Comments

[mad_march_hare]

Um. Wandered over from the DW cat macro comm (I do not know how to embed links in comments, so sorry). So, yes. Big and certainly not unwelcome shock.

Um. Usually am not so forward, but I just wanted to say that I LOVED "Seeing I," in a fall-on-my-face-and-abase-myself-before-you kind of way. May I have permission to send you an email with a few questions and futher fannish flutterings?

Thank you for your time.

PS: Please to be LJ friending you, yes?

[kateorman]

*big grin*

Ya of course to email and friendage - I'm korman@spamcop.net.

Yay!

[outsdr]

"Walking to Babylon" and "Fallen Gods" were waiting for me when I got home yesterday! I'll have something to read at work overnight tonight!

I had no idea the Telos novellas were so nice. Really impressed by it; I haven't even taken it out of the wrapper yet... I don't want to ruin it.

[drhoz]

BTW Kate, didn't you mention Gliese 581 in one of your books?

[kateorman]

It's likely - I'm always shoving in star names. Heaven only knows which book, though!

[purple_bug]

*waves* I keep randomly finding journals of people I have heard of outside of LJ. It's weird. But anyway, hi! Just dropping in to say how much I love your books :o) I finished Seeing I a week ago and loved it! Definitely the best of the Sam-runs-away story arc. I've been kinda wishing she would stay away because I think she's rather boring, but you actually gave her character! The only time I could remember her having an interesting character before was in Vampire Science, where she seemed a lot more grown up than in the other books. Oh, and it is Vampire Science that has my favourite image of book!Eight - breakfast opera. It's been almost a year since I read that book, but the image stays with me *grins* Plus, y'know, vampires. Always cool

[kateorman]

*grin* Thanks dude! Hope you enjoy TLHH. And yes please, use the boxers (and link me to your fic! :-)

[purple_bug]

The fic is finally posted! Here is a link like you asked - hope you like! :o)

(Currently about halfway through TLHH - thoroughly enjoying it!)

[kateorman]

*reads* Heeeeeeeeeeeeee!

[hexacontium]

Yiha!
There was a big envelop from Australia waiting for me when I returned from uni this evening. Both "Room with no Doors" and "Walking to Babylon" survived the long flight prefectly well and I can't wait to read them. I'm especially curious about what you did to poor Seven this time. Hmmmpf.. according to my own weired set of rules of not reading anything from the same authors in a succession of four books I still have to be patient for about 14 days. I just finished Vampire Science, which I really enjoyed. A wonderful introduction to the Eight books for me; I loved him immediately. Aww, the cute kittens and the vampire snail made me giggle hopelessly while sitting in the cramped commuter train. Thanks a lot.

I wonder, for which Doctor/Benny did you personally enjoy writing the most and why?

[kateorman]

I wonder, for which Doctor/Benny did you personally enjoy writing the most and why?

The Seventh Doctor, I think. I may have lusted embarrassingly after Paul McGann, but the Seventh Doctor feels like my "home turf". :-)

[hexacontium]

Aww, nothing wrong with lusting after McGann. As there wasn't a particularly good-looking Doc or male companion around at that time and I just was at that age, I developped a terrible crush on Ace (OO)

[kateorman]

Heeeeeeeeee!