a reminder and some tips
still planning on the 50 books for 2005? Good for you. Bookslut refers you to David Harris'guidelines. Rule #6: Ignore the rules.
I'm currently plugging away at The Time Traveler's Wife, sometimes alternating with Scales of Gold on days when I feel strong enough to handle Nicholas's character.
Tania over at I Love a Good Mystery highly recommends A Girl Can Become a Comma Like That (whose cover I love but whose quality I'm dubious about) and Monkeewrench.
The really ambitious part of me says this is the year I re-read the entire Holmes canon. (Lusting after that Annotated Edition.) But we'll see. Any other recommendations for 2005?
I'm currently plugging away at The Time Traveler's Wife, sometimes alternating with Scales of Gold on days when I feel strong enough to handle Nicholas's character.
Tania over at I Love a Good Mystery highly recommends A Girl Can Become a Comma Like That (whose cover I love but whose quality I'm dubious about) and Monkeewrench.
The really ambitious part of me says this is the year I re-read the entire Holmes canon. (Lusting after that Annotated Edition.) But we'll see. Any other recommendations for 2005?
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