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The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate

A really enjoyable predestination-type time travel story. The Arabian Nights-like narration works really well.

'There are several new, potential proverbs in these pages, but they still identify as sentences.' A book full of Pratchettisms in Kanan's familiar voice is just what I needed.

'There are several new, potential proverbs in these pages, but they still identify as sentences.' A book full of Pratchettisms in Kanan's familiar voice is just what I needed.

This is the kind of shit my friends and I used to imagine and roleplay as teens. Kanan Gill just turned it into a witty parody of the funny world we live in.

Very meta and a

Always fun when Logic takes a day off

Sir Terry's amusement per page numbers are off the charts.

The book has been a breeze so far. Witty observations and endearing characters. Very 'chirpy', as the person who lent me the hardcover likes to call it.

Read The Herb of Death: I need to keep reminding myself that these stories are meant to be mysteries and not puzzles. They're never perfectly deducible, but almost always quite enjoyable.

Read A Christmas Tragedy: Who doesn't like a good old holiday whodunnit!

Read The Harlequin Tea Set (because it's Agatha Christie's birth anniversary): Colorful writing, but the plot had teething troubles. Not the smartest mystery you'll find, but a fun quick read nonetheless.

Charlie spitting facts

In a poverty-ridden, anarchic world, the privileged live in walled neighborhoods to protect themselves from rampant crime. The protagonist suffers from 'hyperempathy' as a result of her mother's drug abuse. A party is headed to the church, to get baptized.
Interesting discussion on God & revenge.