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What Are You Reading In 2016?

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I think Reliquary is next. Superior to Relic.

 

It is. Started on it, yesterday.

 

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Just starting

 

It's so good!

This is pretty crazy, but really enjoyable.

 

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This is pretty crazy, but really enjoyable.

 

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Have a copy of that sitting on the shelf right now. Later this summer. Looking forward to it.

First Volume of Callow's massive three part bio of Orson Welles.

 

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Just got The Iron King by Maurice Druon. It's historical fiction about 14th century France and George R.R. Martin calls it "the original Game of Thrones." That was enough for me.

 

By the way, if you purchase ebooks through Amazon you might have gotten some money in a class action settlement. I checked my gift card balance and had enough for a new book in there.

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I have not seen the movie.

 

I probably will not read another of this author's books. While the story was good, the telling of the tale got ponderous. A lot. I like detail, but the flowery descriptions went way over the top for me. It was like, "Look, I can make a metaphor out of anything."

 

The only reason I did not put it down, was because I actually liked the story and I was not going to let it beat me. Dag nabbit!

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I have not seen the movie.

 

I probably will not read another of this author's books. While the story was good, the telling of the tale got ponderous. A lot. I like detail, but the flowery descriptions went way over the top for me. It was like, "Look, I can make a metaphor out of anything."

 

The only reason I did not put it down, was because I actually liked the story and I was not going to let it beat me. Dag nabbit!

 

I sort of agree with you here. I really enjoyed the story, but the details were overkill at times.

Finished Baldacci's "The Guilty." Really enjoyed it until the end. That was just too much.

 

Starting Baldacci's "The Last Mile."

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