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Probably not a good sign. Already bored. Tired of Perrin. Tired of "the girls".... only book 3...

Apparently I'm in the mood for some stimulating intellect...no?? Lol.

I'm getting a little tired of this Playboy Fantasy.

Just noticed the sequel is out. Smile. Unplanned re-read.

Huh, I actually really enjoyed these last two chapters.

Yes. I'm starting over again. The only question is, do I read my hardcover copy, my paperback copy, or the copy I downloaded on my nook this morning???

Hey look I'm on a theme of the word "wicked".

Love X-Men. Love film noir. Never would've thought to combine them. I have good vibes so far. =)

After years of making fun of the unfortunates known as redshirts I'm really hoping this is funny.

So loving this book.

WooHoo. Didn't even know this was out until a few days ago. I really want to like it. And hope this changes my reading slump.

Aha, finally worked. For some reason earlier I got this listed as the Morman Bible. Lol.

Really reminding me of pnr.

Am I reading a love story between a young girl and her cat? LOL.

The Far End of History by John C. Wright, another WTH story. Yeah, no idea. Sorry. I did like the question of is a copy as real as the original. A popular question in SciFi that can bother me. I hate clone stories. A copy is never the real thing. ....

Catastrophe Baker and a Canticle for Leibowitz by Mike Resnick, okay. I've seen this author before and nothing here would keep me away from his other work. Nor will I go out of my way to read more. But okay.

The Tale of the Wicked by John Scalzi, thank you Mr. Scalzi, after the last few stories I needed this. Entertaining. Thought provoking. Everything I expect from SciFi. Likey. Only problem is now I want a reread of Asimov...

Cracklegrackle by Justina Robson, started and then took a break...got lost and...didn't really care.

The Tenth Muse by Tad Williams, I'm familiar and unimpressed with the author's fantasy work so it was a surprise that I actually liked this. Maybe being a fan of old movies had something to do with it. But it had the spirit of what draws me to SciFi. It's the great unknown. The ultimate discovery into other worlds. Cultures. It wasn't great. But a solid like

Chameleon by Elizabeth Moon, unfortunately this just isn't an author that clicks with me. Story was fine. Style okay. Just not for me.

From the Heart by John Meaney, liked writing a little more than story. A little eerie. Liked it. And already have a book by the author.

Fearless Space Pirates by Bill Willingham, charming old school SciFi pulp. Liked.

Join the Navy and See the Worlds by Bruce Sterling, okay but really seemed like a chapter to a longer book. What happens?

Inevitable by Sean Williams, better than the previous two but still a forgettable story.

Punctuality by Garth Nix, I'm sure he knew where he was going with this but I'm not...at least it was short.

Shell Game by Neil Asher, interesting ideas but not interesting story. Imo.