Jim Butcher

Jim Butcher: The Aeronaut’s Windlass
The week’s longest read and, perhaps surprisingly, not its best one. To start with the plus side, this novel’s most interesting characters (and its single most outstanding feature) are the cats — not merely Rowl, the feline protagonist, but all of them; not least also Naun, the giant black tomcat leader of a tribe of […]
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Jim Butcher: The Aeronaut’s Windlass – Reading Progress Update: 425 of 768 Pages
In case anyone is still looking for a book for the “creepy crawlies” square … this is it. Silkweavers — all I’m sayin’. And they’re not the docile kind. [Shudders] Other Reading Progress Update and Review: 288 of 768 Pages Final Review Original post: ThemisAthena.booklikes.com/post/1951980/reading-progress-update-i-ve-read-425-out-of-768-pages
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Jim Butcher: The Aeronaut’s Windlass – Reading Progress Update: 288 of 768 Pages
“‘I should think it would reduce one’s chances of being preyed upon by footpads,’ she observed. Benedict grinned. ‘Oh, of course. Crews like that never pick on anyone from their home habble. Too easily identified to the authorities. And their leaders would never allow it.’ ‘Leaders?’ Bridget asked. ‘ They aren’t just … like, packs […]
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