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What a fantastic book that was. Extremely bleak, yes, but the writing is just phenomenal. I love the ending, too. I'll probably pick this up and read it again soon.

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I've again set it to one side, this time to read Richard Morgan's successor to "Altered Carbon", "Broken Angels".

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I have The Road ordered. I can't wait to read it, as I've heard nothing but praise

Was this originally titled, The Glory Bus?

There's a Laymon thread floating around here somewhere.

Sweeping Changes: Discovering the Joy of Zen in Everyday Tasks by Gary Thorp

Finished Foundation and Earth last week, and started Wild Cards X: Double Solitaire

Currently reading "Moonrunner", a werewolf novel which I bought on impulse in a used book store. Have read more than half of its 300 pages and so far it's just so-so.

I believe The Glory Bus is the UK title.

Finished it yesterday. Went and bought part two today... I figure if I wait to long I'll just forget everything.

What a good start to a series in any case.

I too, just finished The Road. Great from start to finish and I still get emotional thinking about it. The best thing I've read in a long time.

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This was a pretty good book, very sad considering the subject matter. My only problem throughout the book was that I didn't feel any connection with anyone in it - it always felt like you were outside looking in, and as a result I didn't really feel anything when the book ended.

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After sitting on the shelf for a couple years, I figured it was finally time to read this:

I think I've got that same copy. I read a couple years back. About the only thing I remember from it is "quotidian". I learned a new word; however, I also learned not to use it every third page.

I'm taking a break from The Count of Monte Cristo to read a book I got for Christmas:



The Modern Gentleman: A Guide to Essential Manners, Savvy & Vice by Phineas Mollod and Jason Tesauro

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