Day 2!

[readingredhead]

Well, I survived the night and woke up feeling much better (probably because I had actually slept, and pretty well, except for this really weird dream in which I told Mr. Brei I hated physics because of him).  Breakfast this morning was at the Harington's Hotel restaurant.  First thing I learned (or rather, was reminded of) today: the Brits have

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[alexandria_skye]

it sounds like you're having an awesome time :D
i hope you're taking pictures! hay-on-wye sounds amazing... have more fun!

[readingredhead]

Definitely taking pictures, though not as many as I would like :( We brought with a videocamera too, but we haven't used it much yet -- I plan on changing that tomorrow. I want to make a video of the trip when we get back.

[alexandria_skye]

sounds cool.
what time is it there?

[readingredhead]

Right now it's 10:40 PM (it's 8 hours ahead of CA).

[bluephoenix8807]

Good! I'm glad you've liked what I've lent you so far.

A town with more than 40 bookstores sounds like a feast for the eyes indeed. I could certainly see myself going there. (By the way, I happened to recognize the name "Analog" too.)

[readingredhead]

Yay! I am not alone in my geekdom! :)

[readingredhead]

I'm more into little-known writers who seem to be read by no one but me and (sometimes) my close friends. I am trying, however, to broaden my horizons within sf to see who else I might like.

(This is my way of admitting that, while of course I know of the three authors you mentioned, I've never read a novel by any of them. I think I may have read a short story by Dick, but that's about it.)

[readingredhead]

Which books did you read by those authors? Any you would recommend?