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I really enjoyed this, although I'd probably say I'm not 100% certain I love Neil Gaimans writing style. I enjoyed it enough however to try something else, and also to go and see the National Theatre adaptation at the weekend. That was really impressive.

Finishing „A Dance with Dragons”

GRRM work faster, goddamit!

nothing makes any sense anymore.

I made a pilgrimage to Buffalo's Rust Belt Bookshop and scored several amazing finds!

Pictured are limited edition oversize vintage Heritage Press hardcover volumes of three of my all-time favorite golden age science fiction classics each in a sturdy original slipcase - Ray Bradbury's first major work, The Martian Chronicles (1974), and H.G. Wells' The Time Machine (1964) and War of the Worlds (1964)!

I also snatched up this handsome oversize coffeetable book of my beloved 1967 ITC series The Prisoner with a mint dust jacket written by Alain Carraze & Helene Oswald. This is the 1995 English translation from the original 1989 French text. It's rare to find Prisoner-related titles in the US, so I grabbed it right away!

These treasures will bring a smile to my face every time I pass them upon my shelf.

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I got a 110 year old copy of Dante's Divine Comedy from work which I've been reading lately

Really nice books, ISB. If I had been in that Rust Belt Bookshop before you, I might have bought those same four books myself.
I have a special affection for War Of The Worlds, because I am familiar with the places where the action plays out, starting with Horsell Common:-

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And do we need any excuse to watch again one of the coolest title sequences in t.v. history:-

The devil in the City of Angels

I found the third and final edition of Classics Illustrated I've been looking for at a vintage toy and comic show today! It was from the same fellow who sold me the restored edition of Metropolis at the last show I attended.

I now have all 3 of my favorite classic science fiction novels in vintage 1940s-50s comic book form - Frankenstein, The Time Machine, and War of the Worlds. Yay! :)

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Songs of a Dead Dreamer and Grimscribe by Thomas Ligotti

Just some phenomenally written bizarro horror short stories. Really loving it.

Im reading the last book of the series everlife by Gena Showalter