I just plain read - and write - a lot. Also, enough imports and manual additions fail on this platform - and take so long - that I'll probably be a while before coming back to test it again. Which said, this test was much better than the last one. Until then, you can find my author and reader updates most often over on Goodreads: www.goodreads.com/author/show/7731539.Wetdryvac
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From the author of The Witch Boy trilogy comes a graphic novel about family, romance, …
Well now, that was a lovely read with some lovely art.
Nifty.
Unable to overcome the bigotry of their own families in spite of the numerous hardships …
An excellent read.
Fawn Bluefield, the clever young farmer girl, and Dag Redwing Hickory, the seasoned Lakewalker soldier-sorcerer, …
A most excellent read, a most excellent sequel/continuation.
My goodness, I needed this. An utterly lovely read.
An acclaimed legend in the field of fantasy and science fiction, Lois McMaster Bujold returns …
These three books all have a common thread for me: Somehow, I can't pick them up. Repeatedly. I get half way through and just never want to read 'em again. And there's a push for that third quarter, and then they pay off insanely well.
Unlike most of Bujold's work, I probably won't be rereading these a lot, but they're extremely well done. This one's probably the least approachable of the lot, and ended up being my favorite in the same way An Exchange of Hostages (Matthew's work) was. Very uncomfortable in a lot of ways, but presenting a mad, agonizing thing as a whole that functions within itself.
shrugs
Definitely gonna be reading some fluff next, though.
Now this, this was finestkind.
E-Book Extras: ONE: The Keys to Chalion: A Dictionary of People, Places, and Things; TWO: …
I straight up disliked this one in a lot of places, but shrugs without those places, the payoff wouldn't have worked. Very well told.
While the Iskat Empire has long dominated the system through treaties and political alliances, several …
An excellent bit of story.
One of my favorites as a kid, and still love it now.
Well, that was a grimness I somehow wasn't expecting, but very well done indeed.
Much fun.
In which I am reminded of the joys of population density and ease of travel.
Mmm, good stuff.
Some eight months after the events of Penric and the Shaman, Learned Penric, sorcerer and …
Very nifty.
