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10. The Informers by Bret Easton Ellis
11. Four Blind Mice by James Patterson
12. The Perseids and Other Stories by Robert Charles Wilson
13. Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
14. Honeymoon by James Patterson
15. Journal of a Novel by John Steinbeck
16. Labyrinth by Kate Mosse
17. Bright Shiny Morning by James Frey
18. Lunar Park by Bret Eason Ellis
19. Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill
20. Tuesday's With Morrie by Mitch Album
21. Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk
22. The Garden of Last Days by Andre Dubus III
23. Exit Ghost by Philip Roth
24. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury


Slowly but surely in progress
23. The Jungle by Upton Sinclair

Read, read...

1. The Adultery Club, Tess Stimpson
2. Bitten, Kelley Armstrong
3. Cesar's Way, Cesar Millan
4. About a Boy, Nick Hornby
5. Dinner for Two, Mike Gayle
6. Venus Envy, Louise Bagshawe
7. The Hobbit, JRR Tolkien
8. Shadow of a Dark Queen, Raymond E. Feist
9. The Children of Hurin, JRR Tolkien.
10. Twilight, Stephenie Meyer
11. New Moon, Stephenie Meyer
12. Eclipse, Stephenie Meyer
13. Exquisite Corpse, Poppy Z Brite
14. Quest, Wilbur Smith
15. River God, Wilbur Smith
16. Stand by your Man, Gil McNeil
17. Hannibal Rising, Thomas Harris
18. I am Legend, Richard Matheson
19. The Seventh Scroll, Wilbur Smith
20. Playing Away, Adele Parks
21. Bridget Jones's Diary, Helen Fielding


Hah. Bridget makes me laugh. I mean, she can be very annoying sometimes as well. Actually, quite a lot of the time.

But it made me chuckle quite a lot of the way through, so it's alright.

48. 'Korte metten' ("Quick Prayers") - Renate Dorrestein
49. ‘Laatste zomernacht’("The Last Night of Summer") – Maarten ’t Hart
50. ‘Verlies’("Loss") – Nicci French
51. 'Op slot' ("Locked Up") - J. Bernlef
52. "Jews. The Essence and Character of a People" - Arthur Hertzberg & Aron Hirt-Manheimer
53. “The Jews of Holland in the Shoah” – Ed. Rena Minkoff
54. “Al saf ha’awadon be’olam ha-tslalim” ("On the Edge of Doom in a World of Shadows") – Albert Heymans
55. ‘Dagboek geschreven in Vught’ ("Diary Written in Vught Concentration Camp") – David Koker
56. 'De eeuw van mijn vader' ("My Father's Century") - Geert Mak.
57. 'Witte zwanen, zwarte zwanen' ("White Swans, Black Swans") - Ida Vos

Read on!

Write on!

Edit on!

And rock on!

1. The Adultery Club, Tess Stimpson
2. Bitten, Kelley Armstrong
3. Cesar's Way, Cesar Millan
4. About a Boy, Nick Hornby
5. Dinner for Two, Mike Gayle
6. Venus Envy, Louise Bagshawe
7. The Hobbit, JRR Tolkien
8. Shadow of a Dark Queen, Raymond E. Feist
9. The Children of Hurin, JRR Tolkien.
10. Twilight, Stephenie Meyer
11. New Moon, Stephenie Meyer
12. Eclipse, Stephenie Meyer
13. Exquisite Corpse, Poppy Z Brite
14. Quest, Wilbur Smith
15. River God, Wilbur Smith
16. Stand by your Man, Gil McNeil
17. Hannibal Rising, Thomas Harris
18. I am Legend, Richard Matheson
19. The Seventh Scroll, Wilbur Smith
20. Playing Away, Adele Parks


Very glad to have finished Playing Away, it did have a nice ending.

Loving Bridget Jones at the moment, though there are moments when she reminds me so strongly of my very disorganised Aunt that I want to shake her

1. Color of Magic by Terry Pratchett
2. Dzur by Steve Brust
3. Old Man's War by John Scalzi
4. American Gods by Neil Gaiman
5. Thud! by Terry Pratchett
6. Going Postal by Terry Pratchett
7. Hogfather by Terry Pratchett

Still moving right along. Next up is Night Watch by Pratchett...

54: The Dragon Reborn by Robert Jordan
55: Strangers by Taichi Yamada
56: Playing Away by Adele Parks
57: The Shadow Rising by Robert Jordan
58: H.I.V.E. by Mark Walden
59: Live Flesh by Ruth Rendell
60: The Secret Friend by Chris Mooney
61: The Night Watch by Sarah Waters
62: The Fires of Heaven by Robert Jordan
63: A Cast of Smiles by Amanda Brookfield

1. The Adultery Club, Tess Stimpson
2. Bitten, Kelley Armstrong
3. Cesar's Way, Cesar Millan
4. About a Boy, Nick Hornby
5. Dinner for Two, Mike Gayle
6. Venus Envy, Louise Bagshawe
7. The Hobbit, JRR Tolkien
8. Shadow of a Dark Queen, Raymond E. Feist
9. The Children of Hurin, JRR Tolkien.
10. Twilight, Stephenie Meyer
11. New Moon, Stephenie Meyer
12. Eclipse, Stephenie Meyer
13. Exquisite Corpse, Poppy Z Brite
14. Quest, Wilbur Smith
15. River God, Wilbur Smith
16. Stand by your Man, Gil McNeil
17. Hannibal Rising, Thomas Harris
18. I am Legend, Richard Matheson
19. The Seventh Scroll, Wilbur Smith

Finally managed to finish Seventh Scroll! lol. It wasn't too bad, easy enough to read, it just wasn't as exciting at his other Egyptian novels.

Am currently (still) reading Playing Away, and I've just started Bridget Jones's Diary, because I have always wanted to read it. So far, brilliant.

I also, at some point, possibly after I've finished these, want to make a start on the Hannibal trilogy. I've bought Hannibal itself, but couldn't get Red Dragon or Silence of the Lambs *grumble grumble*, so I'll have to borrow those and buy them later. I like Harris's style.

Read on!

53: The Killing Doll by Ruth Rendell
54: The Dragon Reborn by Robert Jordan
55: Strangers by Taichi Yamada
56: Playing Away by Adele Parks
57: The Shadow Rising by Robert Jordan
58: H.I.V.E. by Mark Walden
59: Live Flesh by Ruth Rendell
60: The Secret Friend by Chris Mooney
61: The Night Watch by Sarah Waters
62: The Fires of Heaven by Robert Jordan

My own day job is being a cripple, I'm on Social Security. I'm disabled and can't work at a regular job. There are numerous times when I wish that I wasn't disabled and could, because I can think of any number of day jobs that would be more conducive to writing and less interference than the amount of time being sick sucks out of my writing time.

Kitten42 has a new website up with a lot of information: http://www.copywriterinfo.com -- she's been making a great success as a copywriter partly because of her medical background as a pharmacy tech, but also doing things like reviews of wrought iron patio furniture and stuff like that. It's potentially very lucrative but she had to learn how to market her skills.