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Samantha Mulder

Red-Jack Ketchum

Oh. Well then. Here's a piece of advice: don't include your full name in future posts.

Glimpse the FAQ section.

Hey there!

Vice Squad. It was awesome!

The co-owner? Ann Patchett, author of Bel Canto. source

I used to loathe the Harry Potter series. Then Stephenie Meyer became famous and now I don't mind The Boy who Lived (still not a fan, granted). Regarding classic books: I thought both Pride and Prejudice and Northanger Abbey were only okay. I really doubt I'll read more Jane Austen books...

I classified The Hunger Games as sci-fi/dystopian. Mind you, I never read it so maybe the horror label is somewhat accurate.

When I saw David Sedaris give a reading in 2008, he signed two books for me beforehand: Me Talk Pretty One Day and Holidays on Ice. I also have a signed copy of Poppy Z. Brite's collection Guilty But Insane, but that book was purchased online.

Flagg (Stephen King's Eyes of the Dragon).

Melancholia-4/5 Moon-3/5

Welcome aboard, Mark!

Nicci--a Sister of the Dark from Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth novels (and the TV adaptation, Legend of the Seeker).

I'm guilty of everything else but #10 :D. I also want to say I laughed when I saw The Almost Moon on the list of 25 unread books. I have eyed that book, but due to reasons #7 and #8 I haven't actually started it yet.

Achilles

I finished my second reading of Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns. His artwork is weird, but I liked his darker take on Batman. :stars4:

Edward Nygma

I do like the "moderator's picks" idea. ;). Regarding short story anthologies, would we be reading collections from a single author or a book that collects pieces from different writers?

April: Debut novels May: Graphic novels (Free Comic Book Day falls in that month) June: Memoirs/biographies