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- Batman: The Greatest Stories Ever Told, ed. by Dan Didio
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- The Zombie Survival Guide, by Max Brooks
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- The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, by Robert Heinlein
Sunday, January 15, 2012
2011 Reading List
So I have been pretty delinquent on this here blog, but that's not likely to change. This year I read lots of crap and a few nice things. See list below. I do find it weird how often I re-read stuff looking back on these. Enjoy.
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I love Connie Willis and her books, so, of course, I was eager to Read "Passage." It is filled with all the features that make a Connie Willis book: light-hearted humor, an almost unbelieveably absurd yet undeniably realistic workplace, frustrating side characters, a cute kid, and great stroy based on a seemingly real scientific possiblity. Willis fans like myself will not be disappointed, but if you've ever found one of her books dull or too dense, you might find some of that here. I just happen to love the detail she adds to her stories and feel like they just add to your connection to the characters and their stuggles.
Oh My God! You read all of that in one year? I am so jealous of you, because you have the time and because you read that much (you read fast, is what I mean) I wish I was not a literature student and I would have read as much. but I am going to beat that score (its a personal goal).
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