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[shark_hat]

Scott Lynch, The Lies of Locke Lamora
Jasper Griffin, The Art Of Snobbery
Diana Wynne Jones, The Game (new Jones! And an excellent one, though too short)
Half a dozen Dell Shannons, finishing with Destiny Of Death as it's the last one I've got although I'm pretty sure I've read a later one sometime.
Rob Davis, Writing Dialogue For Scripts
Margaret Frazer, The Bishop's Tale
Pick of Punch 1978 (not one of Punch's Golden Ages, the late seventies)
Margery Allingham, The Return of Mr Campion
Rex Stout, The Father Hunt
Justin Richards, The Legend Of Doctor Who (+5 geek points)
Georgette Heyer, The Corinthian
Bill Watterson, Yukon Ho!
Paul Bahn, ed. Written In Bones
Colin McEnroe, Lose Weight Through Great Sex With Celebrities- the Elvis Way
Elizabeth David, South Wind Through The Kitchen
Neil Gaiman, Stardust
Georges Simenon, Inquest on Bouvet
Philip K. Dick, Galactic Pot-Healer
Flann O'Brian, Further Cuttings From Cruiskeen Lawn

Comments

[ruthi.livejournal.com]

The Lies of Locke Lamora was fun! I finished that a couple of weeks ago. I am now reading the next book: Red Seas under Red Skies. :-)

[shark-hat.livejournal.com]

It teetered on the edge of being too nasty for me- the torture sequence with the bag of broken glass? Urgh. Compulsive reading, and I really liked the more "realistic" take on thieves' guilds, but I think I'll wait for the sequel until I feel strong!