Two or maybe three times, K.J. has posted in the FB-group; ”Sorry I can’t do this next book in the series I promised. It will take a while longer. But here, have a completely new book I wrote while I was procrastinating.” Think of England came about that way and I’m pretty sure I recall… Continue reading Book Review – The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting
I have a never-empty list of pre-orders at my favourite book store (Kobo for e-books and SF-bokhandeln for physical books) and usually, there is a book released every other month from one or the other but at the moment I have four books that will all release in February. One of them on my birthday!… Continue reading Pre-orders to drop in February
In late 2019 I made a list for books I absolutely planned to get to in 2020. I had 16 books that I bought in 2019 that I hadn’t gotten to – of those I have 13 left and then another 16 left from 2020 … This is not going well. But in other news,… Continue reading Plans to read
I’m having a bit of reading difficulties. I keep starting new books but it’s been a while since I finished one. I don’t normally have problems having more than one book started but right now I feel scattered and distracted. I’m reading one book on my phone, another on my Kobo e-reader, I have one… Continue reading Life is just a series of obstacles preventing you from reading your book
I bought Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman last year thinking I would dive right into it, but other books caught my interest before I could get started. I read a Swedish book about the Norse Gods (Asken Yggdrasil by Alf Henriksson) when I was a teen and I loved that one. The Gaiman book… Continue reading Norse Mythology
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