Books Read in 2007

[rolanni]

Carnival, Elizabeth Bear
Thunderbird Falls, C.E. Murphy
Miss Melville Regrets, Evelyn E. Smith
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al Madinah and Meccah, Sir Richard Burton
Changeling, Delia Sherman
Girl Genius, Omnibus Volume I, Phil and Kaja Foglio
An Assembly Such As This, Pamela Aidan
Definitely Dead, Charlaine Harris
To Ride a Rathorn, P.C. Hodgell
Deliverer, C J Cherryh
Agatha Heterodyne and the Circus of Dreams, Phil and Kaja Foglio
Agatha Heterodyne and the Clockwork Princess, Phil and Kaja Foglio
Tam Lin, Pamela Dean
Duty and Desire, Pamela Aiden
Unshapely Things, Mark Del Franco
Narbonic, Volume 4, Shaenon K. Garrity
Grey, Jon Armstrong
Time's Child, Rebecca Ore
The Margarets, Sheri S. Tepper
All Together Dead, Charlaine Harris
The Golden Compass, Philip Pullman (re-read)
Ilario: The Lion's Eye, Mary Gentle
Ilario: The Stone Golem, Mary Gentle
Hellspark, Janet Kagan  (re-re-re-re-re&c-read)
Undertow, Elizabeth Bear
Thin Air, Rachel Caine
Into the Wild, Sarah Beth Durst
Last Chance to See, Douglas Adams and Mark Carwardine
Lady Susan, Jane Austen
Bad Monkeys, Matt Ruff
Whiskey and Water, Elizabeth Bear
Money for Nothing, Donald E. Westlake

...next up, Duainfey, by Lee and Miller.

Comments

[kalimeg.livejournal.com]

Try Cherie Priest. I think the first is Four and Twenty Blackbirds, though I started with Wings to the Kingdom.

Wow!

...next up, Duainfey, by Lee and Miller.

[bookmobiler.livejournal.com]

Isn't that cheating?
Or are you counting that as a re-read?

Re: ...next up, Duainfey, by Lee and Miller.

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

Or are you counting that as a re-read?

Actually, this will be the first time I've read it in "final" form. Which I need to do so I can figure out what we've promised for Longeye.

I saw a (non-writer) friend of mine the day after we turned Duainfey in. He (my friend) kept asking questions like, "Are you pleased with it?" "Did it turn out like you'd envisioned?" And I kept trying to explain that Mundane-me had very little understanding of what the book was about -- certainly far too little to be anything like "pleased" with it, though I was happy to have it out of my hair...

So...research, I guess...

Re: ...next up, Duainfey, by Lee and Miller.

[elbales]

Is this galley proofs or just a copy of the MS?

Re: ...next up, Duainfey, by Lee and Miller.

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

A copy of the manuscript. Galley proofs don't happen that fast...

oops

[(Anonymous)]

Left the Hellspark comment in the wrong entry. Still one of the best books ever.