Book 78: Inheritance (Inheritance Cycle #4) – Christopher Paolini
What a fitting 50th book for 2011. Not only have I completed my ‘set’ goal for 2011, but I completed […]
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What a fitting 50th book for 2011. Not only have I completed my ‘set’ goal for 2011, but I completed […]
Book 78: Inheritance (Inheritance Cycle #4) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
In what was originally touted as the final book in the trilogy, Brisingr neither disappoints nor impresses and serves primarily
Book 77: Brisingr (Inheritance Cycle #3) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
With Paolini’s second novel, Eldest, I begin to understand and even agree with some of the critiques people have of
Book 76: Eldest (Inheritance Cycle #2) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
Just a warning, this is more of a rant about other readers than a review of the story. It is
Book 75: Eragon (Inheritance Cycle #1) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
This novel takes place two years after Further Tales of the City and of the four books I’ve read in the series this
Book 74: Babycakes – Armistead Maupin Read Post »
This past weekend was the third annual Boston Book Festival and I am proud to say I’ve attended all three.
Boston Book Festival, Part I: The Panels Read Post »
This book is a bit unusual in that I have no idea when or where I picked up this collection
What a stark contrast to Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer. I’m not sure if this is because a woman wrote
Book 56: Slammerkin – Emma Donoghue Read Post »
“Sex everywhere: it was slopping over, a neap tide that swept the props from under the city.” (204) This quote
Book 55: Tropic of Cancer – Henry Miller Read Post »