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Old 04-10-2013, 05:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'll keep that in mind the next time I feel too comfortable and need something to disturb myself with.

I forgot it was there. Guess life is too good right now.
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still plodding through Wheel of Time.... now on Book 5

er, wait, is Lord of Chaos book 5? or 6?

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Paul Auster—The Book of illusions
Pretty damn good so far. Great characterization. I'm really looking forward to see when it goes, I've heard interesting things.
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i finally getting back to Patricia Cornwell's "Unnatural Exposure". I started it quite a while ago. Her books are really good. Her and Dean Koontz are amazing writers. And then i am reading "Leadership and Self deception." i have to read it for work. Wee.
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Philip Roth meets Philip Roth....I might just about go insane...
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Prince of the Blood by Raymond E. Feist

While Feist's Riftwar saga contained every fantasy cliche known to man, I have heard that his stuff gets better over time. I've decided to start with the Krondor's Sons series and see if there's some improvement, if not I'm onto bigger and better fantasy.
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Somehow I don't think that a book called Prince of Blood is going to be much of an improvement. And does R.A. Salvatore's writing get better over time? Cause I got stopped cold by just how brain numbingly cliched his second book was. I seem to remember a rainbow bridge. Like, not even in a particularly fantasy setting. It was just leading to a normal town. Like, as if rainbow bridges are just par for the course in everyday life in R.A. Salvatore's books. Just, no.
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Never read anything by R.A. Salvatore so I can't really comment. Even if this two part series sucks donkey balls I can read it in a day, so I won't squander too many brain cells if it does turn out to be awful. I'm mostly reading it to give me the proper context so I can start reading some of the later novels where Pug and Tomas are the main characters, because they have extended lifespans and I'm interested to see how they grow.
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Nonfiction - Music Theory for Computer Musicians, by Michael Hewitt
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