Summer Reading
Michael J. Sullivan: Riyria Short Stories – The Jester & Professional Integrity
The first book of Michael J. Sullivan’s Riyria Revelations has been sitting on my TBR for a minor eternity at this point, but so far I’d been hesitating because some of its descriptions made it sound a bit too much like Scott Lynch’s Gentleman […]
Read MoreSummer Reading 2019
So, summer reading is shaping up as rather busy this year: First of all, there is Summer of Sherlock, for which my reading list is already as long as a whole year’s worth of reading would have been for me once upon a time. I’ll also be watching the two Rivals of Sherlock […]
Read MoreHelen MacInnes: Above Suspicion – Reading Progress Update: 48 of 343 Pages
Oh, wow. I’m only a few chapters in, but this is feeling mighty topical already — even more so given that it’s not historical fiction but was actually published in 1941 (note: it’s set in the summer of 1939): “‘It is really very sad for a German to find how misjudged and abused his country […]
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