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<blockquote data-quote="Nellisir" data-source="post: 9115925" data-attributes="member: 70">Finally got around to stopping by the local independent bookstore (which is quite good*, well-stocked, and basically The Only Real Bookstore in the capitol city of New Hampshire (because the other one is <s>Borders</s> <s>Books-A-Million</s> BAM which took over the Borders store, shelving, and apparently sign font) and using the gift certificates I'd been given months ago. In no particular order**: Shakespeare for Squirrels by Christopher Moore; Infinity Gate by M.R. Carey; Witch King by Martha Well; All The Seas of The World by Guy Gavriel Kay; and The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England by Brandon Sanderson have all entered To Be Read status (much to the dismay of the existing to-be-read books).Honestly these all feel like a glorious dessert treat so I don't know which I'm going to read first.*I'm still a little miffed they rejected me for a job 30 years ago I suspect because I said fantasy &amp; SF was my favorite genre and they were A Serious Bookstore, but I'm getting over it.**I lied, they're from smallest to largest because that's how I stacked them on the desk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nellisir, post: 9115925, member: 70"] Finally got around to stopping by the local independent bookstore (which is quite good*, well-stocked, and basically The Only Real Bookstore in the capitol city of New Hampshire (because the other one is [S]Borders[/S] [S]Books-A-Million[/S] BAM which took over the Borders store, shelving, and apparently sign font) and using the gift certificates I'd been given months ago. In no particular order**: [I]Shakespeare for Squirrels[/I] by Christopher Moore; [I]Infinity Gate[/I] by M.R. Carey; [I]Witch King[/I] by Martha Well; [I]All The Seas of The World[/I] by Guy Gavriel Kay; and [I]The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England[/I] by Brandon Sanderson have all entered To Be Read status (much to the dismay of the existing to-be-read books). Honestly these all feel like a glorious dessert treat so I don't know which I'm going to read first. *I'm still a little miffed they rejected me for a job 30 years ago I suspect because I said fantasy & SF was my favorite genre and they were A Serious Bookstore, but I'm getting over it. **I lied, they're from smallest to largest because that's how I stacked them on the desk. [/QUOTE]

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