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50 Books in 2007
Eight Days took me significantly less than that to finish, but then it's like the third time I've read it, I think. But it was long enough ago that I wasn't remembering too many details, and I think I enjoyed it more than the last time. There's an upside to having a sievelike brain.
My next read is Rachel Manija Brown's All The Fishes Come Home To Roost, which I've had for about two years now. I got to read some of the original versions of chapters over at gm.net back in the day. She is so very cool, and surprisingly together, given her chaotic childhood. (Retroactively, they remind me in a sense of the family in Little Miss Sunshine, only if that family had been Meher Baba worshippers.)
13. Eight Days of Luke, Diana Wynne Jones
12. Castle in the Air, Diana Wynne Jones
11. On Writing, Stephen King.
10. The Merlin Conspiracy, Diana Wynne Jones
9. Point of Honour, Madeline Robins
8. Howl's Moving Castle, Diana Wynne Jones
7. The Language of Power, Rosemary Kirstein
6. Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why, Laurence Gonzales
5. The Planets, Dava Sobel
4. The Nanny Diaries
3. Maskerade, Terry Pratchett
2. Tyrannosaur Canyon, Douglas Preston
1. The Garden of Iden, Kage Baker
My next read is Rachel Manija Brown's All The Fishes Come Home To Roost, which I've had for about two years now. I got to read some of the original versions of chapters over at gm.net back in the day. She is so very cool, and surprisingly together, given her chaotic childhood. (Retroactively, they remind me in a sense of the family in Little Miss Sunshine, only if that family had been Meher Baba worshippers.)
13. Eight Days of Luke, Diana Wynne Jones
12. Castle in the Air, Diana Wynne Jones
11. On Writing, Stephen King.
10. The Merlin Conspiracy, Diana Wynne Jones
9. Point of Honour, Madeline Robins
8. Howl's Moving Castle, Diana Wynne Jones
7. The Language of Power, Rosemary Kirstein
6. Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why, Laurence Gonzales
5. The Planets, Dava Sobel
4. The Nanny Diaries
3. Maskerade, Terry Pratchett
2. Tyrannosaur Canyon, Douglas Preston
1. The Garden of Iden, Kage Baker