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As a bare minimum, I'm fitting in one volume per week, but with the proviso that I have to enjoy every book I count. So I might have read seventy or so by December, a number which I'm far shy of at present. But there are plenty of short books in my collection to help me catch up.

Coma's another good Crichton flick, although I can't say how well it's aged. Fired up the extended edition of The Legend of 1900 on Youtube today, and got what I hoped for if not a little more. Tim Roth was serviceable as the virtuoso pianist who's never stepped on land, spending his youth...

Have there been any good books written about Carlos the Jackal? If haven't seen Olivier Assayas's Carlos, OP, you should give it a look; you'll want to read more after seeing it.

I thought she already wrote for grown-ups, going on the jackets sported by the 'mature' editions of the wizard books. Seems we're supposed to forget she already caters for adults, and buy into this disingenuous marketing line. Hey, I know publishing's a desperate game these days, but...

A gallus lass sticks around, so it'll be interesting to monitor your longevity.

I was expecting wrecking ball revelations of intemperate holy men, but it seems the facade of steely asceticism remains standing. As for Medieval helpdesk, I smiled, but not a little uneasily for I am similarly obtuse when getting to grips with simple applications.