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Sphinx's Queen - Esther Friesner :stars3:

Borrowed from the Library: The Butterfly Clues - Katie Ellison Dragon Age: The Calling - David Gaider The Complete Fox - Les Stocker It feels like I've been waiting forever for Dragon Age to come in.

I liked "The Ice Palace" and "Beatrice Bobs Her Hair".

I keep meaning to reread Lolita. Actually I'd like to read a slew of Nabokov's works, but I definitely want to get this one in again. I have the annotated edition sitting on my shelf... but the audiobook narrated by Jeremy Irons would be more tempting...

I hated Pride & Prejudice & Zombies, but I almost loved Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. The idea of adding fantasy horror to history appeals to me more than inserting it into classic literature.

I've been visited by a wight from Asgard, warning me about entities on Odin's Island that would seek to do me harm.

American Gods - Neil Gaiman :stars2:

I've been thinking about getting those invisible shelves to have the Books on the Wall look going on in my house. There are a few bare spots on the walls that would just look better with books...

The little italicized bits that told what was "edited" out were amusing at first, but eventually they got on my nerves and half way through the book I just skipped them whenever they showed up. The scene where Inigo and Fezzik descend through the levels to rescue Westley should have been...

I just had sex with an ifrit and took over his identity as a taxi driver. (Neil Gaiman forces me to say the oddest things...)

The Percy Jackson books were quick reads, but I wasn't blown away by them. Percy frankly annoyed me. I like the movie to be honest. I look forward to seeing The Sea of Monsters in theaters. The follow-up books The Heroes of Olympus are much better than the Percy Jackson ones in my opinion...

Borrowed from the library: American Gods - Neil Gaiman

I look forward to seeing what you think about this one. It's been on my list of books I would like to read for a very long time.

I am about 1/3 of the way through Zelda by Nancy Milford. I have liked reading it so far.

Loki - Mike Vasich (ebook)

It's all well and good to kill off your characters, but killing off too many of the characters kills off the fanbase as well. That's why I don't really want to see/read it anymore. Someone can just tell me if Daenerys Targaryen survives to claim the Iron Throne.

The Return from Troy - Lindsay Clarke 3/5 Not as good as the first book. I'd rather just read Homer's Odyssey.