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[books 2011] flu reading
Jan. 23rd, 2011 05:38 pm2. The Star Fraction by Ken Macleod
Ken's first book and the first of a four-part series. Typical Ken - left-wing space opera, lots of weird political ideas taken to their (possibly il-)logical conclusions. I really enjoyed it but a lot of it went over my snot-filled head. I'm enjoying volume 2, The Stone Canal, a lot more.
3. Primordial Soup by Grant Naylor
Yes, I read a collection of Red Dwarf scripts. I had flu. This was the level my snot-filled brain could cope with. Nothing new as I'd seen every episode represented here.
4. Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris
The fourth Sookie Stackhouse book. These are really growing on me. Even in my semi-conscious haze, I was impressed once again by the way she brings Sookie's voice so alive.
Ken's first book and the first of a four-part series. Typical Ken - left-wing space opera, lots of weird political ideas taken to their (possibly il-)logical conclusions. I really enjoyed it but a lot of it went over my snot-filled head. I'm enjoying volume 2, The Stone Canal, a lot more.
3. Primordial Soup by Grant Naylor
Yes, I read a collection of Red Dwarf scripts. I had flu. This was the level my snot-filled brain could cope with. Nothing new as I'd seen every episode represented here.
4. Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris
The fourth Sookie Stackhouse book. These are really growing on me. Even in my semi-conscious haze, I was impressed once again by the way she brings Sookie's voice so alive.
