Ask Nenia Campbell discussion

I'm reading:

Reading . I started over because it's been way too long since I first started. Reading Clockwork Roses now. :D

Angela (: wrote: "Reading . I started over because it's been way too long since I first started. Reading Clockwork Roses now. :D"

Oooooh. I had a lot of fun writing that one. :D

It's good, Nenia. Like really good. But equally weird. (Not a bad thing, I promise.)

Heh. I get that a lot. It's ok. Even if you don't like it, I will still heart you. I promise! <3

But I like it, so you should heart me more. ;D

I do! I do heart you more!

<3

:D

Way too many things, because I keep starting books before I finish the other ones >.> But I just started

Oooh. The Lincoln Rhyme series! Those books are so scary!

I haven't read any of the others, but this one didn't really pick up until halfway through. I'm liking it a lot better than , though. Can't seem to get through that one.

You know, I wasn't a fan of American Gods either - though I did really like Anansi Boys and Neverwhere. :/

This one will make you afraid to do anything on the internet ever:

I meant to read Neverwhere instead because we have a copy , but it went missing in a closet somewhere. I like the other stuff by Gaiman I've read, but not American Gods.

I almost bought that one the other day. I'll have to actually go pick it up.

Dirk Gently's Detective Agency. On page 20. Stuck in low gear, having problems ramping up.

I started “The Winter King” by Bernard Cornwell. I’m also shadow reading “Tinker” by Wen Spencer.

Shadow reading is a horrid habit, but keeps me relatively out of trouble. ;)

Oooh, I hear Dirk Gently is good. I love "The Long Dark Teatime of the Soul's" title.

Are those fantasy novels, Loki? Also, what's shadow reading?

Nenia wrote: "Are those fantasy novels, Loki? Also, what's shadow reading?"

The Winter King is fantasy mixed with historical fiction. Tinker is science fiction/urban fantasy.

When you read multiple books at one time, my English teacher called that shadow reading. I don’t know if anyone else uses that term or if it’s her own. :)

Nenia wrote: "Oooh, I hear Dirk Gently is good. I love "The Long Dark Teatime of the Soul's"

One, a young man, was tall, thin and angular; even muffled inside a heavy dark coat he walked a little like an affronted heron. The other was small, roundish, and moved with an ungainly restlessness, like a number of elderly squirrels trying to escape from a sack.

:-) ... I don't know how he comes up with this squirrel thing ... anyways, there are not much sci-fi books in the libraries here. But they do have Douglas Adams Hitchhiker and Orwell's 1984/Animal Farm.

I just read a book that kind of reminded me of Douglas Adams' style.

Abdul wrote: "One, a young man, was tall, thin and angular; even muffled inside a heavy dark coat he walked a little like an affronted heron. The other was small, roundish, and moved with an ungainly restlessness, like a number of elderly squirrels trying to escape from a sack."

The squirrel bit has intrigued me. I may have to read this one. :)

Nenia wrote: "I just read a book that kind of reminded me of Douglas Adams' style.

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All-right. I'll look it up in our itty bitty library here. :-)

I'm reading What Doesn't Kill Her: A Thriller It's a netgalley and I'm actually pretty hooked on it with no time to sit and read uninterrupted until later today. So close to finishing!

Oooooh. I'm trying to stay off Netgalley atm but keep us posted! It sounds intriguing!

It was really good! A bit open ended for my liking. I'm hoping for a sequel but I'm not really sure what that would look like.

I'm reading "It Happened in Connecticut." Fascinating historical anecdotes about my current home state.

Woo hooo!!! I've finished Dirk Gently. A week almost to finish it.

I've just received two art books for review!

One is about decorated doors in NYC. The other consists of bizarre independent movie posters. :D

Nenia wrote: "I've just received two art books for review!

Lucky.... :(

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I'm a crazy reader. I'm surprised they still let me have books for review after the months of hiatus I took. LOL.

Just finished White Oleander. Wow! ... now starting Remains of The Day.

Nenia wrote: "I've just received two art books for review!

One is about decorated doors in NYC. The other consists of bizarre independent movie posters. :D"

Both with lots of pics? Fast read?

Nenia wrote: "I've just received two art books for review!

One is about decorated doors in NYC. The other consists of bizarre independent movie posters. :D"

Decorated doors? I live in NYC and I can't say I've seen much of decorated doors.

Just finished Remains of the Day. Another sad sad book.

Angela (: wrote: "Nenia wrote: "I've just received two art books for review!

One is about decorated doors in NYC. The other consists of bizarre independent movie posters. :D"

Decorated doors? I live in NYC and I c..."

Do you live in the super urban parts? A lot of these look like they were taken around the more artsy-fartsy areas.

Finished reading Jane Eyre. Oh boy! I cried, I laughed. In the middle of "tear"ing up, she would insert a rat, and I'd laughed again. I thought it would be a boring book. One of the best I've read so far. Near the end, I dreaded that she would go to india and become a missionary's wife. At the same time I also dread that Mr. Rochester would not be a good husband to her because he had mistresses before. What and ending. Thank you Nenia (i read it coz you said it was one your favorite book in your interview).

Also, I'm trying to learn french and that bit where Adele Varens talked in french helps me learn a little bit more, thats besides conversing with my French-Canadian friend Siri. :-)

I'm re-reading

I read it almost 20 years ago and enjoyed it enough to put it on my keeper shelf. I went to re-read it a few days ago and discovered that the print had magically shrunk while it sat on my shelf. (Imagine my surprise) and then just as surprisingly I found it on kindle - surprising because it really is an obscure little gem.

From what I remember it's a long and twisted tale of terror that spans over 3 generations.

I started and also reading

Oooooh. Henrietta Lacks is awesome!

I'm reading

College satire in the style of Catch-22. LOVE.

Just finished another Kazuo Ishiguro book. Sigh ... Now reading "Confession of an Economic Hit Man". I have to figure out how to get that cover/picture thingy to appear. Hold on a sec ... dum de dum ...

Last book was Heir Apparent.

Funny :-) .

Now about to read Looking for Alaska by John Green.



Couldn't find the cancer book in our itty bitty library here.

Ok. I give up. Whats the html code to insert the little book pics.
need backslash? Hah!! Got it!!