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Nice group of books. (y) For my sanity, I try to restrict my "no, seriously, I need to read these next" list to what fits on the pile on...

As discussed in another thread here, I saw the 1992 Tales of Talislanta book (publisher - Wizards of the Coast before they became...

I've had this around for years. Time to move it up to the top of the list (which is its own sort of list, currently at about 5-8 books...

Finished Middlemarch by George Eliot this morning. It is a hefty thing - 32 hrs in audio - and worth every moment. Eliot puts a whole...

The best starting point for Moorcock is Elric in publication order.

I tried these 10 page rules before and I always failed, what helped me were two things: a) I have completely dummified my phone because...

The Starving Saints, by Caitlin Starling. Oh, wow. Okay, let me expand on that. This is medieval fantasy horror in the vein of C.L...

I just learned today that the audio version of Little, Big is narrated by one John Crowley, who apparently is very good at it. Gonna...

Finished John Crowley's The Deep. I really like Mr Crowley - Little, Big is one of my three "test cases" for how good a "Best Fantasy...

Reading Bradbury makes my heart ache, in ways nostalgic, sad, and the thrill of fear when you see movement out of the corner of your...

I finished reading Bradbury's The October Country. Positively loved it, and I've no idea how it's taken me this long to get to reading...

so I finished this and honestly, I'm a bit sadden by the ending. Yes the tribe lives and is at least in a hunter/gather stage but that...

I wasn't wild about the casual racism and etc, but otherwise a decent read.

I, um, am not unacquainted with doing that at the library.

I read the first one, and possibly the second, but the rest hadn't been released (or written) yet, AND I committed the commendable sin...