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Sidney Samson ft Lady Bee and Bizzey - Let's Go & Tsoy Remix
UK top charted track in new remixes
this one with mashed up super electronic tunes from Eric Prydz by me
this one with mashed up super electronic tunes from Eric Prydz by me
March Book Post
The theory is that I'm reading to the moon and one page = 1 kilometer. You can hit the 'reading to the moon' tag to see past entries.
This update includes 14 books or 3800 pages.
On my graphic, that looks like this:
Alex Sanchez - Rainbow Boys. Alex Sanchez is a really talented writer. This is again, Young Adult, but more on the adult end of things. Addresses so many important things.
Fabian Nicieza - Cable & Deadpool: The Human Race. Still much <3.
Fabian Nicieza - Cable & Deadpool: Bosom Buddies. Hahaha. I'm still laughing about this one.
Paul Auster - Invisible. A rather disturbing book. Graphic incest. Murder. Manipulation.
E. Lynn Harris - Invisible Life. Thought-provoking novel about bisexuality in the life of a black male.
Fabian Nicieze - Cable & Deadpool: Living Legends. Bahahahahaha. I quoted a quarter of this book to chat. For reals.
Suzanne Brockmann - The Unsung Hero. An easy read, certainly. Not my usual, but not necessarily that different in feel from some of the fanfic I read.
Alex Sanchez - So Hard to Say. It's about a kid who thinks he's gay, told from his perspective and the perspective of the girl who's interested in him. Very well done.
A. Lee Martinez - Divine Misfortune. It's the gods at their best, full of squabbles and petty disagreements, and board games. A rather funny book.
Seanan McGuire - A Local Habitation. Rosemary and Rue (the first book in the series) had disappointed me. This didn't. In fact, I thought it had just the balance of humor and drama which it needed.
Jonathan Lethem - Motherless Brooklyn. Interesting. Much better than his collection of short stories (but I loathed those, so). Unique narrative voice.
John Williams - Stoner. Compelling like a train crash. (Which isn't to say it's badly written, just that it's not an optimistic tale of love and academic triumph.)
Mohja Kahf - The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf. Not as good as her poetry, after all, it's not concentrated the way that was, but still a beautiful piece of literature. There are times I want to rage at Khadra (the main character), times I want to give her a hug, and times she puts into words some of the thoughts I have.
Alex Sanchez - The God Box. As long as his books continue to be good, I won't feel guilty about getting them from interlibrary loan only to read them in a day.
Bold if I'd highly recommend them.
This update includes 14 books or 3800 pages.
On my graphic, that looks like this:
6706 / 384403
1.746%
1.746%
Alex Sanchez - Rainbow Boys. Alex Sanchez is a really talented writer. This is again, Young Adult, but more on the adult end of things. Addresses so many important things.
Fabian Nicieza - Cable & Deadpool: The Human Race. Still much <3.
Fabian Nicieza - Cable & Deadpool: Bosom Buddies. Hahaha. I'm still laughing about this one.
Paul Auster - Invisible. A rather disturbing book. Graphic incest. Murder. Manipulation.
E. Lynn Harris - Invisible Life. Thought-provoking novel about bisexuality in the life of a black male.
Fabian Nicieze - Cable & Deadpool: Living Legends. Bahahahahaha. I quoted a quarter of this book to chat. For reals.
Suzanne Brockmann - The Unsung Hero. An easy read, certainly. Not my usual, but not necessarily that different in feel from some of the fanfic I read.
Alex Sanchez - So Hard to Say. It's about a kid who thinks he's gay, told from his perspective and the perspective of the girl who's interested in him. Very well done.
A. Lee Martinez - Divine Misfortune. It's the gods at their best, full of squabbles and petty disagreements, and board games. A rather funny book.
Seanan McGuire - A Local Habitation. Rosemary and Rue (the first book in the series) had disappointed me. This didn't. In fact, I thought it had just the balance of humor and drama which it needed.
Jonathan Lethem - Motherless Brooklyn. Interesting. Much better than his collection of short stories (but I loathed those, so). Unique narrative voice.
John Williams - Stoner. Compelling like a train crash. (Which isn't to say it's badly written, just that it's not an optimistic tale of love and academic triumph.)
Mohja Kahf - The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf. Not as good as her poetry, after all, it's not concentrated the way that was, but still a beautiful piece of literature. There are times I want to rage at Khadra (the main character), times I want to give her a hug, and times she puts into words some of the thoughts I have.
Alex Sanchez - The God Box. As long as his books continue to be good, I won't feel guilty about getting them from interlibrary loan only to read them in a day.
Bold if I'd highly recommend them.
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