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The Sherlockian - Graham Moore

Most of the YA literature I read is historical fiction, and I don't even really read that much of it. Most of the plots seem uninteresting to me when I browse the YA literature shelves.

I'm looking forward to the concluding volumes of the Kane Chronicles and the Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel to be released next year.

I've always seemed to read more fiction than non-fiction. Most of my non-fiction intake has been centered around my history special interests, i.e. Ancient Egypt, Civil War. However, I have noticed in the past few years that I've gravitated toward memoirs. A few even make it to my list of...

I plan on reading more of the Professor Challenger books. I've only read "The Lost World" at this time. It started out kind of slow, but once it hit about the middle point I think? I was most certainly hooked. One of the characters was perfectly cast as Errol Flynn in my head. Of course, I know...

WINGED PRIESTESS by Joyce Verrette "In a land that worshiped the Sun, passion ruled the nights. Queen Nefrytatanen: Her beauty rivaled the most precious jewels and her love for her husband, King Amenemhet of Tamera, knew no bounds. But to keep his love and conquer her mortal jealousy she would...

The madness!

Declining an invitation from the person I've just discovered is my opponent in the venue of the night circus.

Puppet Master 4 The little minions looked more realistic than their big demonic overlord.

I've missed it. I shall have to look and see if there are any repeat episodes airing.

Someone break the ties!

Profiling books like Mindhunter and The Evil that Men Do inspired a lifelong obsession with abnormal psychology... does that count?

And to think there are some who would seek to outlaw birth control.

Borrowed from the library: Darkness Descending - Devyn Quinn The Knight of Maison-Rouge - Alexandre Dumas

Loved The Thirteenth Tale. Hated Memoirs of a Geisha.

I found the Michael J. Fox book in the bargain bin and felt the call to own a book for such a cheap price. Now that I've finally read Moby Dick I find myself wondering why I didn't read the book sooner.

Lily Bart commits herself to fighting against dinginess with every breath of her body.

I think we should only be allowed to suggest one book per person.

Borrowed from the library: The Night Eternal - Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan

The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle