What I bought with my birthday Amazon certificate

Nov 12, 2008 12:55

Thank you all very, very much!

Nigella Lawson: How to Eat and How to Be a Domestic Goddess. Cookbooks. Because I love reading them, and Lawson's Feast (thanks gwyniera!) was marvellous: personal, funny, unpretentious, tempting.

The Freedom Line: The Brave Men and Women Who Rescued Allied Airmen from the Nazis During World War II. Self-explanatory, I ( Read more... )

author: walton jo, author: novik naomi, author: lawson nigella, author: smith l j, author: duey kathleen, author: gaiman neil

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oracne November 12 2008, 21:12:12 UTC
Mmmm, books.

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spectralbovine November 12 2008, 21:20:19 UTC
Books!

I haven't read The Graveyard Book yet. I liked Coraline, but my favorite of his prose works is definitely American Gods. Or Anansi Boys. It's hard to choose, since they're so different. The latter is more fun. But the former is awesomely epic.

Of course, my favorite Gaiman work, period, is Sandman.

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rushthatspeaks November 13 2008, 03:00:41 UTC
It is also my favorite Gaiman prose work now, the more so because it should have fallen into being a Ray Bradbury ripoff and didn't.

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radiotelescope November 13 2008, 02:09:33 UTC
There was no series umbrella title until someone (I forget who) suggested "the Small Change trilogy", which Jo immediately adopted because it's brilliant.

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jinian November 13 2008, 02:40:14 UTC
I remember her calling it "Still Life With Fascists" before that, but "Small Change" is so great no one else ever does.

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oyceter November 13 2008, 23:33:08 UTC
Ooooo, did you already start reading the one about the Marines? I should reread that some time to see how it stands up.

Also, YYAAAAAAYYYY book loot!

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rachelmanija November 14 2008, 22:29:38 UTC
Oh, I just ordered them, I haven't got any of them yet.

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