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[garran]

Mary Gentle's Ash: A Secret History is an excellent book; so is Bridge of Birds, by Barry Hughart. I have finished each of these in the past few days, and I am deeply happy. I feel wonderful.

How do people not read?

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[mordath.livejournal.com]

I finished a few lately as well - anything by Sherri Tepper is highly recommended (especially Family Tree, if you'd like to make your brain explode. In a good way), but her first novel, True Game, is really good as well. Less mind-twisty than most of her stuff, and it doesn't read like a first novel at all. And it's actually a trilogy reprinted as one book.

I'm losing coherency here, aren't I? Anyway, Safe-keeper's Secret by Sharon Shinn is fantastic if you want a warm-fuzzy sort of book as well - all of her stuff is really, really good. She's one of the only authors where I actually buy her books in hardcover the day they come out.

[garran.livejournal.com]

Wai; thank you. I shall take note. I think the next thing I read will probably be Hyperion, which I bought back when Caduceuskun recommended it.


-Garran