I am reading Pride of Carthage, the richly textured epic story of
Hannibal and his march on Rome by David Anthony Durham (Acacia). I am
reading The Maytrees, a small jewel of a novel by Anne Dillard. I am
reading Fledgling, the last novel by the late, great Octavia E.
Butler (I own every
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Subject: [SciFiNoir Lit] Re: What are you reading?
Thanks. I just finished The Historian. I thought that it would be
a candidate, but I finished it yesterday. I guess that it must be
good. I read over 300 pages in one day in order to finish it.
I'll look up your suggestion.
(Marian
This week I'm reading The Cursed by L.A. Banks (9th in the Vampire Huntress
Legend series) - I plan to write an Amazon review because I was provided an
advanced copy of the book.
Regards,
Phyllis
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Thanks...But it's Astro, not Cecil...
Carole McDonnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Cecil:
Thanks. Here are the sites...which will lead you to more sites.
Website is: www.carolemcdonnell.com
Publisher is: www.juno-books.com
My website lists the books I'm in and the amazon and BN link.
Hi Cecil:
Thanks. Here are the sites...which will lead you to more sites.
Website is: www.carolemcdonnell.com
Publisher is: www.juno-books.com
My website lists the books I'm in and the amazon and BN link. Juno
Books also has the description of the book.
http://juno-books.com/blog/?p=63
Hi Connie,
I had to smile when I saw this. You're reading Zahrah the WindSeeker.
Wind Follower is MY book, due out the second week of August. Ah those
titles with wind in them. -C
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wrote:
i second Acacia by David
LOL! sorry about that. I jsut can't wait to read the Windfollower.
Carole McDonnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Connie,
I had to smile when I saw this. You're reading Zahrah the WindSeeker.
Wind Follower is MY book, due out the second week of August. Ah those
titles with wind in
I'm reading jPod by Douglas Coupland. It's a bit eccentric, with writings on
the inside front and back covers, the first 100 000 digits of pi filling up
more than 10 pages, all prime numbers between 10 000 and 100 000, full texts of
spam emails, an entire page filled with the words ramen
Four Novels of the 60's by Phillip K. Dick
The R Crumb Handbook by R. Crumb and Peter Poplaski
Fiasco by Thomas Ricks]
The Essential Thor
--- In SciFiNoir_Lit@yahoogroups.com, Carole McDonnell
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Fever in the Blood by Robert Fleming
I've heard that Acacia is great
Fever in the Blood by Robert Fleming
I've heard that Acacia is great but am not reading it as yet. It's
supposedly quite good and intense, a great world to get lost in on a
train.
Hey, if my book were already published, I'd recommend it. But it goes
to the printer on July 23rd...so you're out
Time and Again by Jack Finney...found it in a free book pile...intriguing so
far...
Carole McDonnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fever in the Blood by Robert Fleming
I've heard that Acacia is great but am not reading it as yet. It's
supposedly quite good and intense, a great world to get
i second Acacia by David Anthony Durham that is what i read on my train and bus
trip this summer. now i'm reading Zahrah the Windfollower, which is young
adult fantasy and it is very good.
Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Time and Again by Jack
Finney...found it in a free book
Jennifer Beals
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Subject: Re: [SciFiNoir Lit] Re: What are you reading?
i've been
LOVE LOVE LOVE My Soul To Keep, great book and must read the sequel The Living
Blood--oops, My Soul is the sequel!
Loved Barker's Damnation Game! try going back in a month or so and reading
it...that's what I had to do with the Great Secret Show. Clive is just so
hard to get my mind
Thank you.
Men of Tomorrow: geeks gangsters and the birth of the comic book was
written by Gerard Jones, by the way.
And the book I couldn't finish, Blind Lake, was by Robert Charles
Wilson. I checked him out after reading a column by Stephen King in
Entertainment Weekly where he said Wilson
Right now I'm reading Pat Murphy's postapocalyptic THE CITY, NOT LONG AFTER,
which is beautifully written -- very lyrical. Also just finished Naomi
Novik's alternate-history fantasy BLACK POWDER WAR, third in the Temeraire
series, about an alternate 1800s Earth in which sentient dragons basically
By the way, if you are down there prospecting for gold in the Sierra
Madre with three crazy white guys don't go to sleep--
What am I reading?
Tried to read Blind Lake by-- forgot his name--couldn't.
Marvel Visionaries:: Stan Lee--don't waste time or money on it
The Campaigns of Napoleon--re
Right now I am reading the Playboy Book of Science Fiction...It gives me an
insight on what people called 'uncensored' science fiction back in the
day...pretty mild stuff considering what is being published now...I never
consider anything I read a waste of time though I do get disappointed when
right now i'm reading tananarive due black rose. then i'll read my soul to keep
by tannarive due
i tried to read walter mosely's blue light but i didnt like it. i
also attempted to read clive barker's damnation game but i didnt like that
either
before that octavia's wild seed
I loved my soul to keep. I think you should read the living blood
(sequel) after it. both are awesome.How is black rose? coming back
to the states in a few weeks to visit my mom and I plan on stocking up
some some good sci fi to get me through the summer
Tracey
Princess Watterson
i forgot black rose was her book on madame cj walker
Tracey
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) wrote:
I loved my soul to keep. I think you should read the living blood
(sequel) after it. both are awesome.How is black rose? coming back
to the states in a few weeks to visit
black rose is good. its not sci fi. its a novel based on madam cj walkers life.
many blacks today look down on her because she made it widespread for black
women to straighten their hair more efficiently. they say that's self hate.
this is partly true but i'm looking at it now from the
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