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I am having a love/hate relationship with this book. I am enjoying Franken's perspective and writing, and incredibly disturbed at what is going on in our government.

Not even half way through....omg. I feel two ways about this book, good and bad. It's actually an entertaining read if you like loooong books that are Austen-like, full of descriptions and details and footnotes of odd stuff. It's a great book for about a week long of rain and reading. And that's the bad part, ie: it's a big book. It's heavy, even in paperback. And it tells its story slowly, slowly.

The David Gerrold Special Issue

This is part of The Company series which has to do with time travel. I've been looking everywhere for this book, and finally found a copy on Better World Books. Bless them.

Having been reading alot, and keeping track, but now need to do some housekeeping and update some of these quick reviews.

Remarkable work, especially in the light of the recent South Carolina shootings. While a retelling of personal family history it also gives insight into the slavery trade and racism in Charleston. South Carolina was the largest importers of African slaves.

Maybe it went back for editing.

I started this quite a while ago from my connection with NetGalley. It was interesting, but sort of boring in places. I took too long with it, and it disappeared from my NetGalley feed (they archived it) and yet I still haven't seen if it's been published anywhere.

This is just not holding my attention right now. I'll try again another time.

I can see I'm far behind on my reading list. I'd better get crackin'.

Re-reading

Re-reading. I really am in the mood for this series.

While very enjoyable reading, only a few of the stories so far are fantasy. I particularly enjoyed Neighbors by Megan Lindholm.

A GoodReads First Read Giveaway Book

Oh, this is a good one.

Ordinarily I quite like Simon Green, but this one is just not catching my attention.