Writer's Block: Play it again, e-reader

[geekchick]

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Anne Bishop's Black Jewels books have been my go-to comfort reading for a while, although I don't think I'm going to be counting Twilight's Dawn in that category since vg oebxr zl urneg jura Fnrgna qvrq.

I can say for sure that Kevin Hearne's Iron Druid series is going to be on the re-read list from here on out. They are my favorite books of the year, at least to date.

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[just-the-ash.livejournal.com]

One of the things I like about you is that you put book spoilers in rot-13. (I assume. I haven't actually run it through a decoder.)

I'd love to hear your take on George R.R. Martin's series sometime -- as if I need an excuse to sit around watching Sean Bean?

[geekchick]

book spoilers in rot-13. (I assume. I haven't actually run it through a decoder.)

It is indeed. I got myself spoiled for Twilight's Dawn long before I got my hands on the book, and I really wish I hadn't.

I have to reread the other Song of Ice and Fire books before the next one finally comes out; it's been a good while since I read them and I'm bad about remembering things. There are plenty of "throw the book across the room" moments, for sure. Have you watched any of the TV series yet?

[brian1789.livejournal.com]

Huh... you're into neopagan religious-quest novels, it looks like?

[geekchick]

Not as such, I don't think. Everybody I know, you included, needs to read the Iron Druid books though; they are fantastic.