Hamilton finished, moving on to Harris
Oct. 31st, 2009 08:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
slowfoxI made it to the end of The Naked God, and although the third instalment wasn't up to the same standard as parts I & II, it was still a good ride, even if I still don't wholly understand the mechanics of the melange, and how that interfaces with the Confederation Galaxy.
Also, Ione continues to rock, as, indeed, do the voidhawks.
Next book is the inimitable Charlaine Harris' latest Sookie instalment, Dead and Gone, in bookshelf disharmonising hardback. But I will weather the binding discontinuity as best I can in order to devour more Sookie at the earliest opportunity. Not that I'm addicted... I could stop reading Sook any time I wanted to...
I also picked up a Murakami from the library - The Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World was the first of Murakami's books that I read (purchased for the promise of the splendidly surreal title, and it didn't disappoint). Others of his I liked were Dance, Dance, Dance and Wild Sheep Chase, but I didn't get on with Norwegian Wood, and haven't tried the autobiographical running one. Anyway, this latest Murakami I've picked up is After Dark - it's definitely beneath Sookie in The List, but I'll get to it in due course, I'm sure.
Also, Ione continues to rock, as, indeed, do the voidhawks.
Next book is the inimitable Charlaine Harris' latest Sookie instalment, Dead and Gone, in bookshelf disharmonising hardback. But I will weather the binding discontinuity as best I can in order to devour more Sookie at the earliest opportunity. Not that I'm addicted... I could stop reading Sook any time I wanted to...
I also picked up a Murakami from the library - The Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World was the first of Murakami's books that I read (purchased for the promise of the splendidly surreal title, and it didn't disappoint). Others of his I liked were Dance, Dance, Dance and Wild Sheep Chase, but I didn't get on with Norwegian Wood, and haven't tried the autobiographical running one. Anyway, this latest Murakami I've picked up is After Dark - it's definitely beneath Sookie in The List, but I'll get to it in due course, I'm sure.
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Date: 2009-11-01 09:48 pm (UTC)I'm afraid buying in hardback is a sure sign that you really, really can't!
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Date: 2009-11-04 10:32 am (UTC)Well. I think we're all in agreement that I could've not bought it, and that established, there was no further need to stall the purcase thereof any further...