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Category Archives: books
you can all envy me now
… well, I would, if I weren’t me. Because I have just received an ARC of Flora’s Fury, sequel to Ysabeau Wilce’s Flora Segunda and Flora’s Dare. Also, tasty-looking exotic chocolates and a poster for the book (it was all … Continue reading
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words from the ROM part of the brain
I wrote a few days ago about how some books have a permanent address in my head. I meant that fairly literally, in the sense of a computer memory address, andd thought I’d provide a fwe short examples here. I … Continue reading
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a few notes on yesterday’s list
A few people have mentioned getting ideas for their reading my list of minireviews yesterday, and I realize that I may not have been sufficiently clear about what those books were – genre, subgenre, age, etc. I did try to … Continue reading
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what I don’t reread
I wrote this in response to a conversation elsewhere, but wanted to save and expand on it here. Because I read constantly, I will reread almost anything, even books I was fairly ‘meh’ about the first time through. I reread … Continue reading
a meme and a push
I’ve seen a few people posting a “Where I Slept in 2011” meme, and of course I couldn’t resist that one. So: Eindhoven and Amsterdam, Netherlands Venice, Italy Eugene area, Grants Pass, and a few assorted points along the coast, … Continue reading
Magick for sale
I confess to an unworthy urge not to tell anyone about the Magick4Terri auction to benefit Terri Windling, because there is just so much cool stuff for sale and I don’t want people to outbid me. But, well, for one … Continue reading
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cards, Challenge, coronation
I started my holiday cards today, and have concluded two things: My handwriting is definitely going downhill, probably because I hardly ever do any except to sign my name. I did about 7 cards, and this may be the most … Continue reading
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degrees of fiction
The ‘seven degrees of Kevin Bacon’ game gets even more surreal when it edges into fiction. Now: At the end of the Kindle version of Laurie R. King’s novella Beekeeping for Beginners, there is a transcription of a Twitter “interview” … Continue reading
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travel breeds complexity
How convenient – Shweta Narayan has just solved a dilemma I didn’t even realize I had. Since they’re just out and I had all those long plane flights ahead, I was saving the new Heroes of Olympus book and the … Continue reading
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another Heyer question
Is it just me, or have the rest of you noticed an awful lot of Lord Peter and Harriet in Venetia and Damerel? There’s even a Bunter.
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