Cross-posted to friendsofjt

[spookyhandle]

Comments

[whodini]

I loved Making Money. Are you caught up on the entire series at this point?

[spookyhandle]

I do believe I am. I'm going to go back and reread The Last Hero, now that I have my hands on a proper print copy (and not the illustration-free electronic version on my palm), but I think I've read everything.

[elmo_iscariot]

Frankenstien by Mary Shelley. Great piece of classic gothic horror, and very different from the Hollywood version(s) we all know so well.

I find it practically unreadable until the monster starts narrating. Then it's awesome.

[spookyhandle]

Really? That was definitely the best part, but I enjoyed the beginning as well. It was slower paced, but still a good read, I felt.

[elmo_iscariot]

It's been a while, so maybe I should try again. At the time, I was slogging and slogging... Then Adam started talking and I loved it.

[spookyhandle]

Well, in fairness, my brother in law told me about a thousand times how mind-numbingly boring it was, and how he couldn't get through it. I'm sure you can imagine how that effected my hopes / expectations regarding this book.