Finished reading Reaper Man
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Rated I, Davros: Guilt 8/10
Rated I Am Pusheen the Cat 8/10
This is a lot of the same content from the website, which loses a little bit of magic not being an animated .gif, but it's still a very cute book. I'll be giving this to my son for Christmas because he'll enjoy reading it, but of course I had to enjoy it myself first!
Rated I, Davros: Innocence 8/10
I am very interested in seeing how this series progresses. I have the other installments, just need to get to them, but Davros is an interesting character, and this is a strong bit of extended universe storytelling.
Finished reading Raising Steam
Finished reading Small Gods
Rated I, Davros: Corruption 10/10
Best of the three I've heard so far.
Wants to read In the Shadow of Lakecrest
Rated Imago 8/10
I enjoyed the first two books in this series more, but this was still very good.
Rated If the Tabloids Are True What Are You?: Poems and Artwork by Matthea Harvey 10/10
Wow. Truly, wow. I am so glad that I finally read this amazing collection of art and poetry. A beautiful, surreal escape. I loved it for its strangeness, its inventiveness, and how it inspires my own work.
Finished reading Men at Arms
Finished reading Moving Pictures
Finished reading Monstrous Regiment
Rated In the House Upon the Dirt Between the Lake and the Woods 4/10
<div>Though this is excellently written, I don't think this was for me. I was curious enough to see how it all ended, but it is not my preferred flavor of strange. The animal and body imagery are quite gross (your mileage may vary), and it all revolves around "man's pain damages woman from the point-of-view of the man." Even with the surreal way the story leads to the ending, that's a topic I find myself less interested in. I do respect the ambition and innovation happening within the writing, but I wouldn't say I enjoyed myself.</div>
Rated Ink & Sigil 10/10
<div>I am not even sure how I came across this book, since I'd never heard of the author of any of his other books, but I enjoyed this immensely. It's funny, the locations feel real (though I'm not from Glasgow, so ymmv), and each character is interesting without it being too "look, we're so quirky!" I am definitely going to read the next in the series when I get a chance.</div>
Rated Jago & Litefoot: Series 1 8/10
<div>Jago and Litefoot are such solid Doctor Who spinoff characters. It's always a lot of fun to listen to their adventures. This is a solid set, and I enjoyed the lengthy bonus interviews too.</div><div><br></div>
Wants to read Into the Thickening Fog