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    Unicorns are tasty! Tadhg's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Expletive Deleted View Post
    Terry Pratchett's Snuff and Richard Morgan's The Cold Commands.
    You're copying me again.

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    Modus omnibus in rebus Roquefort Raider's Avatar
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    The magic of reality, by Richard Dawkins and Dave McKean. An all-ages (read "children") book on how science is a better way to understand the world than magic, and on how it can be as full of wonders.
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    A couple e-books of Shadow Unit, a collaborative urban fantasy series by Emma Bull, Elizabeth Bear, and a number of other witers, in the style of a procedural TV show. Think Criminal Minds by way of X-Files. It's all free on the web, but I bought a few because I like the model and want to support it.

    Also, I got an updated version of Snuff via Amazon Customer Service. The typos in the first version were embarrassing.
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    Looks good. This one, Richard Gwynn's Sir John A. MacDonald bio, and Canada 1911: The Decisive Election that Shaped the Country are the three Canadian history books I'm drawn to right now.

    Recent purchases for me: the two Penguin collections of Charles Dickens's Christmas books, none of which I've ever read before, not even A Christmas Carol. I'm going to try to read one story each Christmas for the next few years. Also picked up a couple nice old Brian Aldiss paperbacks: a short story collection called No Time Like Tomorrow and a short novel, Bow Down to Nul.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deathstroke View Post
    Richard Castle - Heat Rises
    Death how are these? I bought the first one a while back but returned it with out reading it because I needed the $. I've been watching the series this season and I kinda want to read them but they are so small for such a price. Are they worth it?

    Also I hate Patterson. I really hope he isn't writing them.

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    Joe R. Lansdale's The Complete Drive-In.
    "'Kirby got a shitty contract too, so get over it' isn't a great tagline."
    -Ed Brubaker

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tadhg View Post
    You're copying me again.
    I bought those as well, I am copying you both it seems.

    Snuff was good, just starting The Cold Commands.
    But eventually everything was back the way it had been before, except for Lucy's father's second-best tuba, which had sustained severe jam damage.
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    Borderlands, an early 90s collection of horror/suspense short stories.

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    Choke Hold by Christa Faust
    The Black Camel by Earl Derr Biggers
    "If you live among wolves you have to act like a wolf."

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    Aliette de Bodard's Master of the House of Darts (the third volume in her Aztec fantasy detective series, "Obsidian and Blood"), Richard Kadrey's Aloha from Hell (the third urban fantasy in the "Sandman Slim" series), and L.E. Modesitt Jr.'s Ghosts of Columbia (an omnibus of the first two novels in his alternate-history-with-ghosts series)
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    Quote Originally Posted by DubipR View Post
    Choke Hold by Christa Faust
    I'd be interested to know if this one's any good. I liked Money Shot well enough, but the main character's story seemed pretty well played out by the end of it.
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    Naked Lunch by William Burroughs. This should be interesting...
    If you think this is over then you're wrong
    -Separator (Radiohead)

    It only ends once. Anything that happens before that is just progress.
    -Jacob (Lost)

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    I got two books today.

    Fable: Blood Ties by Peter David

    Star Trek Enterprise: The Romulan War - To Brave The Storm by Michael A. Martin
    "I can't complain. I got to be Jim Morrison for the first half of my life, and Ward Cleaver for the second half." - Warren Zevon.

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    Halo: Glasslands by Karen Traviss

    Haunted Pet Stories by Mary Beth Crain

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    Keith Richards "Life" and I am on the hunt for Murakami's new US release "IQ84"

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