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Book #12:

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Just finished The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman.
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Getting ready to start Gone South by Robert McCammon.
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Stephen Prince's Savage Cinema and Ross Macdonald's The Underground Man.

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Started:
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Finally finished:

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Just started:

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Just finished:

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Enjoy, what is arguably the best series in modern crime fiction today. :up:

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Almost finished with:

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Well right now it's:

Journals 1952-2000 Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.

The after that this the next book:

Mozart:A Life by Maynard Solomon

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I just finished Under the Banner of Heaven, now I want to read more about FLDS so next up is Stolen Innocence by Ellissa Wall

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I liked that book a lot.

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About one more chapter to go:

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Love it.

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I enjoyed Night Watch as well. I need to read Day Watch, and I could see that universe becoming a series.

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Book #13:

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And

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Mrs Danger got it from the library on a whim.

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Finally finished reading Drood and listening to Bag of Bones. Now reading:

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Read so far:

Dream Story by Arthur Schnitzler, translated by Otto P. Schinnerer
Watchmen by Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and A Man Called Horse, The Hanging Tree, Lost Sister: The Great Western Stories of Dorothy M. Johnson by Dorothy M. Johnson (obviously)
Thank You for Smoking by Christopher Buckley
Adventures in the Screen Trade: A Personal View of Hollywood and Screenwriting by William Goldman

Read in about half an hour last night:
Cruel Shoes by Steve Martin

I have absolutely no idea what's next. Maybe something related to baseball, since the new season is about to begin.

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I totally forgot about that, but it's on my To Read list. I'd love to hear what you think of it...but not in a spoiler-ish way.

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I'm giving up on Fair is Fair. I keep on clanging against the author's politics inserted into old folktales. The story of clever Irishman outwitting the devil doesn't need feminist ideals added into it.

After all these years, I'm starting Edward Tufte. The first two chapters were great!

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Last week I started and finished:

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This week, I'm reading:

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and waiting for BN to order:

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