I enjoy a wide variety of genres. I am surrounded by hundreds of dead tree books, but am mostly listening to audiobooks right now.
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Zelazny manages to cleverly combine Jack (the Ripper), Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Frankenstein, and Dracula together …
I enjoyed reading the daily entries during October. I'll do it again next year.
Winner of the 1982 World Fantasy Award for best novel.
Beautifully written. A book that takes its time and just enjoys being beautiful.
Armageddon only happens once, you know. They don't let you go around again until you get it right.
According to …
Armageddon only happens once, you know. They don't let you go around again until you …
Absolutely loved this.
Song of Kali is a horror novel by American writer Dan Simmons, published in 1985. …
Lots of racist tropes (book was written 40 years ago). More creepy than scary.
Here is a novel, glamorous, ironical, compassionate – a marvelous fusion into unity of the …
Haven't read this since high school (decades ago). It got me thinking about the books they have you read in high school. Between this and Anna Karenina, it made me feel like I was doomed to die young.
Fifteen years have passed since the devastating war between the Galt Empire and the cities …
Finished the book and the series. If anyone is looking for smart fantasy written for adult readers with no smut, I highly recommend The Long Price Quartet. Amazing series.
Be careful what you wish for...Once upon a time there was a fairy godmother named …
Delightful way to enter October. So many pumpkins!
Born with a gift for music, Nannerl Mozart has just one wish: to be remembered forever. But even as she …
Born with a gift for music, Nannerl Mozart has just one wish: to be remembered …
Fascinating YA fantasy that is firmly rooted in historical fact. This is told from the POV of Mozart's sister, who was also a musical prodigy. A fun, thrilling read about the danger of bargaining with the fae and also about the misogyny that has killed the beauty that women could have brought to the world.
New York City, New York.
Meet Augustus Berrycloth-Young - fop, flaneur, and Englishman abroad - …
Delightful! This is Jeeves & Wooster in NYC with magic, drag, and jazz.
I absolutely loved this book. The prose is beautiful and rich. There is a story within a story within a story. It's very touching. It's the kind of story that could have been written as a thriller, but Atwood wrote it instead as a beautiful story of love and loss. I'll remember this book for a long time.
Absolutely love this method of developing new habits (and breaking old ones). So easy.
And so ends the binge read of The Wandering Inn. Now I have to wait for new audiobooks to be released. It was fun while it lasted!
Quite an ending! And a heartbreaker. I enjoyed this one.
