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In the past week I have read Rick Riordan's The Lightning Thief (Book 1 of the Percy Jackson series). Great book, just the thing for Potter and Greek Myth fans.
The Baron said:The Baron said:Finally finished the Heimskringla. And now, for something completely different...The Stranger, by Albert Camus. This choice was also inspired by Masterpiece Comics.
Well, that was a quick read.
It's much harder in the original Klingon.
Ana Canino-Fluit (Anacoqui) said:In the past week I have read Rick Riordan's The Lightning Thief (Book 1 of the Percy Jackson series). Great book, just the thing for Potter and Greek Myth fans.
That's coming out as a movie soon, isn't it?
Doctor Hmmm? said:The Baron said:The Baron said:Finally finished the Heimskringla. And now, for something completely different...The Stranger, by Albert Camus. This choice was also inspired by Masterpiece Comics.
Well, that was a quick read.
It's much harder in the original Klingon.
Next up is American on Purpose, by Craig Ferguson, in the original Scots/American gibberish.
ooh, that looks like a good book. All the interviews he has been giving about it has been great.
The Baron said:Doctor Hmmm? said:The Baron said:The Baron said:Finally finished the Heimskringla. And now, for something completely different...The Stranger, by Albert Camus. This choice was also inspired by Masterpiece Comics.
Well, that was a quick read.
It's much harder in the original Klingon.
Next up is American on Purpose, by Craig Ferguson, in the original Scots/American gibberish.
I just finished Bill Willingham's Fables novel Peter & Max. Which counts, although it has some illustrations and a short bonus comic story at the end (sort of an epilogue to the formal Epilogue). And I started Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale, which has been on my "To Read" list forever. I knew something of what it's about, but it's really creepy.
"A Princess of Mars." Every once in awhile, I feel like going on a Burroughs binge.