The Booklog (and Celebrity) Files

( The Latest Edition of Trin's New Job Celebrity Watch Tally! )

*cough* And now, some much more dignified discussion of literature!

( 21. What We Talk About When We Talk About Love — Raymond Carver )

I think in future I will just limit my intake. An occasional nibble—great. A heavy meal, though—uh-oh, now you’re gonna need to lie down.

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( 22. after the quake — Haruki Murakami )

This was like a lovely little Murakami snack before I move onto the feast of his next novel.

(I will stop with the food metaphors now.)

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( 23. & 24. Runaways: True Believers & Runaways: Escape to New York — Brian K. Vaughan )

there are shapeshifting aliens and wacky time travel shenanigans and funny Wolverine and Spider-Man cameos. Who am I to complain?

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( 25. The Pluto Files — Neil deGrasse Tyson )

This is all totally true. NO ONE CAN CONVINCE ME OTHERWISE.

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( 26. World of M — Daniel Way, et. al. )

wacky alternate universe shenanigans should by all rights be way more fun than this.

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( 27. The Boy Detective Fails — Joe Meno )

Weirdest Dr. Horrible AU ever, y/y?

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( 28. Paper Towns — John Green )

I’m pleased anytime I come across one of these stories in which the female character is as vivid as the male, instead of just one of a long row of interchangeable Galateas.

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( 29. Howling Mad — Peter David )

DON’T BE FOOLED, FUTURE SELF! Maybe you could try learning from your mistakes for once?

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( 30. Dramarama — E. Lockhart )

I’ll bet you’ll find yourself anxious to devour everything she’s ever written. I certainly have.

Total Reviews: 30/44