[Murrin]

It was delivered a while ago, but to my home address, so I only just picked it up: Ink, by Hal Duncan. An ARC I got free for being among the first to sign up on thebookofallhours.co.uk.

[Astra]

Lord of the Silent Kingdom By: Glen Cook

and

Before They Are Hanged: The First Law: Book Two: Book Two Of The First Law By: Joe Abercrombie

[Coco with marshmallows]

Belatedly Knight of Knives by Esslemont. God bless waterstones in glasgow, for some reason, it's got a run of these and the B&B novellas. so my pay on friday is getting spent on the novellas.

[Darkwatch]

Ysabel by Guy Gavriel Kay
The Summoner by Gail Z. Martin

[Astra]

The Original Illustrated "Strand" Sherlock Holmes Midpoint Press Facsimile.
HUGE book. Much bigger than Ilustrated LOTR. Really beautiful book (and not too expensive for such a book, £20).

[Varunwe]

The Bonehunters - Steven Erikson
Temeraire/His Majesty's Dragon - Naomi Novik
Un Lun Dun - China Mieville

That should keep me occupied for a few months

Still have to finish that damned Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell before I can start on The Bonehunters

[Dr Trouble]

The Fall of Reach ... some halo book.

I swear, I went in there looking for The Reality Dysfunction by Hamilton but it wasn't in. And I really needed to get home to the toilet so I panicked because I had nothing to read ... I liked the game!

[Wiggles]

Youre a horrid man. You could have grabbed anything on the bargin bin in front of the register and gotten something better. Hell, a Period Coloring Book would have been just as interesting, and certainly the source of a lot more laughter.

I got a Nabokov collection for the woife. In hardcover, for 100$ I rules.

*continues pining for a literature forum*

[Dr Trouble]

Wiggles;173740 said:

Youre a horrid man. You could have grabbed anything on the bargin bin in front of the register and gotten something better. Hell, a Period Coloring Book would have been just as interesting, and certainly the source of a lot more laughter.

I got a Nabokov collection for the woife. In hardcover, for 100$ I rules.

*continues pining for a literature forum*

I know ... I feel horrible. The book is pretty bad. he has made it so its practically the same as the game, and it just makes it dumb, and the game dumb as well.

I'm taking it back.

[ObsoleteResolve]

In The Eye of Heaven.

Judas Unchained.

[Arkmam]

Dan Simmons - Hyperion
M. John Harrison - Viriconium
Charles Dickens - A Tale of Two Cities (Not really fantasy, but I did buy it)

[Dr Trouble]

Arkmam;173766 said:

Dan Simmons - Hyperion

I can't find that damn book anywhere. its so annoying.

I wants it sooo bad.

[Wiggles]

uhm. amazon?

[Dr Trouble]

I can't, I don't have money in my bank and I can't be bothered putting it in there.

I like to buyin my hand.

[vaiski]

Ordered a bunch of books, as usual. First time in 10 years that I'll have a proper summer holiday so gotta have some reading for them rainy days.

- Kearney ~ Monarchies of God series
- Butcher ~ White Night
- G.R.R.M ~ Dreamsongs
- Carrie Vaughn ~ Kitty series
- Abercrombie ~ The Blade Itself & Before They Are Hanged
- Rothfuss ~ The Name of the Wind
- Harrison ~ A Fistful of Charms & For a Few Demons More
- McKinley ~ Sunshine

[tiam]

Stephen baxter- Emperor and conquerer of the times tapestry series. Read the first one and i didnt like it. other one starting ok but a bit reluctant. Any info any one can give me. Is it worth readin. I also just finished MT again so am set for BH reread although cant really be arsed as it is worst of series

[Astra]

Midnight Tides: A Tale of The Malazan Book of the Fallen (Hardcover)
by Steven Erikson

[Morgoth]

I didn't buy it as such, but I just received The Lees of Laughter's End by Steven Erikson. Pat, I love you

[Illuyankas]

Cities In Flight, by James Blish, and Perdido Street Station by China Mie-withthedashontop-ville.

[Zanth13]

bought 5-8 of the dresden files and preorderd a signed copy of Reaper's Gale this week.