Showing posts with label American Gods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Gods. Show all posts

22 May 2010

Literally Fantastic

The Red Tree, by Caitlin R. Kiernan - something new for me. I'll describe it as a Gothic novel. Very creepy, very good.

American Gods, by Neil Gaiman - great stuff, fantasy in the tradition of Stephen King if that may be said.

29 April 2010

Books: recent, on the way and thought of.

The Red Tree, by Caitlin R. Kiernan is at the library waiting for me to pick it up.

I just received Fatal System Error, by Joseph Menn, and read the first few pages last night.

American Gods by Neil Gaiman is on the way from Better World Books.com. I learned about the book and the bookseller on Twitter today. Neil Gaiman is @neilhimself.

M & I recently finished reading Union Atlantic, by Adam Haslett, a newer novel that deals with modern finance and life in the USA. I highly recommend it.

I'm currently reading Bones, by Jonathan Kellerman, and listening to Bridge of Sighs, by Richard Russo, as I drive back and forth.

And so, a backlog is developing. Rather than order another book and put it on the pile, let me note that Scott Turow has released a new novel called Innocent. I eagerly await this particular feast, as I've never failed to enjoy one of Turow's books.