He saw himself as alive and I saw him dead

[musesfool]

Ugh, I'm having the kind of day where I type up a comment in response to someone's post and then realize that they probably don't care what I have to say so I just click out of it instead of posting. It's been that kind of week - I've been in bed by 10 the last two nights because I just couldn't keep my eyes open, despite sleeping well. So even

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[nekare]

I might have to check out those Felix Castor books - I read China Mieville's Kraken and I've been reading the Harry Dresden books as a replacement for The Rivers of London series, but so far they're not cutting it completely.

[musesfool]

The other thing I've seen recced with Rivers of London is Kate somebody's Matthew Swift books. I may give those a shot at some point, too. But at least Mike Carey I'm familiar with through Lucifer, so I'm hopeful they'll satisfy the craving for more Peter Grant.

[musesfool]

Well, if I get to them before you do, I'm sure I'll post about it

[ruthless1]

I loved the Felix Castor books. They are slow sometimes but his language is so wonderful I didn't mind. I am very impressed by him. Plus - it's a bout a tin whistle player! That is one of the instruments I play. Lovely books.

[musesfool]

Good to know.