For reasons that will become apparent I picked up The Prisoner of Zenda by Anthony Hope a few weeks ago. It is available for free at Project Gutenberg. It was written in 1894 so it has fallen out of copyright. It was written at the same time as Arthur Conan Doyle wrote his Sherlock Holmes books and the language… Continue reading Book Thoughts: The Prisoner of Zenda
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
I kicked my 2018 reading off lightly, just to get a head start, with Soulless: The Manga Vol. 2 by Gail Carriger. I’ve read the whole Parasol Protectorate series in novel form already but fell in love with the art of the manga and got vol 1 and 2 a good, long while ago. In… Continue reading Soulless: The Manga, Vol. 2
The other day I got to thinking about books (well, that’s a lie, I always think about books). Rickard asked me what I was reading and I told him the title (An Unseen Attraction by KJ Charles), so when he asked me what the book was about I stuttered and mumbled something before finally settling… Continue reading Book Shame
I’m working on my book challenge and with more than 50 % of the year left I have read 70 % of the books I ”have” to read. This is the pile I have by my bed of books I want to read. I feel like I am constantly ”improving” my tsundoku-skills. I keep buying books… Continue reading Book pile
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