can't. bloody. stop. reading. William Gibson's Spook Country

stayed all up night the night before and finished half of it

I realize that it's supposed to be pronounced like Nin-ave, but I went through at least the whole first book pronouncing it like Ninevah, so I still do so, just because I like it better. Is that just me?

I pronounce it Nin-aev, its sounds Russian.

Harry Partch's Genesis Of A Music... sort of. Sort of in that approaching it like a novel would be one big fat mistake. No spoilers, please. ;)

I'm reading 'A Feast for Crows' by George R. R. Martin. Finding it quite **** compared to the others. It took me about halfway through for it to become interesting. I don't want to read about random characters.

A lot of people seem to have that view. I think its a very interesting book as the author yet again keeps us guessing.

I just don't get why it's changed so much. I enjoyed in the others swapping in and out of characters I KNEW. It was ****ing hard enough in the beginning remembering all the characters. I'm going to be so disappointed if it doesn't change soon haha.

Just think of it as a band who try something different for an album. Some love the change, whilst others hate the change.

A very interesting thought. Like a CD I will see it through to the end. Im just going to be gutted if 5 is like this. I think I'm expecting something as crazy/amazing as the last HP book :laughing:

I haven't read 5 as I'm saving it up (here in the Uk its released in two parts, greedy cunts they are) But from what I've heard it returns more to the style of the other books.