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Finally.
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So last night I was hoping to watch Breaking the Waves but instead really crashed hard, falling asleep at 7pm and not getting up till 7am. I guess the jetlag finally caught up with me. I HOPE this is the end of it, but doubt it.
I finished the Echo Park by Connolly and wasn't as impressed as I wanted to be. Ok but not great. I recently recieved a review copy of Martin Cruz Smith's STALIN'S GHOST and hope to read that soon, but I still haven't read THE TERROR by Simmons and plenty of other novels I'd like to read. And I must get back to reading the short fiction for YBFH#21. Next up At East with the Dead edited by Barbara and Christopher Roden. It should be excellent if on the same level as their last original anthology for Ash-Tree: Acqainted with the Night.
You can scroll down the right side for the individual sets
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35025258@N00/
So last night I was hoping to watch Breaking the Waves but instead really crashed hard, falling asleep at 7pm and not getting up till 7am. I guess the jetlag finally caught up with me. I HOPE this is the end of it, but doubt it.
I finished the Echo Park by Connolly and wasn't as impressed as I wanted to be. Ok but not great. I recently recieved a review copy of Martin Cruz Smith's STALIN'S GHOST and hope to read that soon, but I still haven't read THE TERROR by Simmons and plenty of other novels I'd like to read. And I must get back to reading the short fiction for YBFH#21. Next up At East with the Dead edited by Barbara and Christopher Roden. It should be excellent if on the same level as their last original anthology for Ash-Tree: Acqainted with the Night.