[booklog 2006]
Oct. 10th, 2006 02:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
iridiumI know I've lost track of some of the books lately, but here's a few from the stack of recently-read.
59. & 60. Brokedown Palace & The Phoenix Guards, Stephen Brust. Mmmtasty fluff. I could use some more of this...
61. Bloodchild and Other Stories, Octavia E. Butler. I've read one other of her books, and liked it despite the tendency to preachiness. This collection had more good writing and less preaching.
62. & 63. Cavedweller & Trash, Dorothy Allison. Both of these are re-reads, and still very, very good. She's one of the best storytellers I've run across so far.
64. Maus, Book 1, Art Spiegelman. Somehow I hadn't gotten around to reading this, but now I've at least started, and it's good so far. (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
asarwate, this is one I borrowed from your bookshelf.)
59. & 60. Brokedown Palace & The Phoenix Guards, Stephen Brust. Mmmtasty fluff. I could use some more of this...
61. Bloodchild and Other Stories, Octavia E. Butler. I've read one other of her books, and liked it despite the tendency to preachiness. This collection had more good writing and less preaching.
62. & 63. Cavedweller & Trash, Dorothy Allison. Both of these are re-reads, and still very, very good. She's one of the best storytellers I've run across so far.
64. Maus, Book 1, Art Spiegelman. Somehow I hadn't gotten around to reading this, but now I've at least started, and it's good so far. (
asarwate, this is one I borrowed from your bookshelf.)
