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shark_hatJune books
Dell Shannon, Spring of Violence
Emma Lathen, By Hook or by Crook
Elizabeth Craig's Enquire Within
Dell Shannon, The Death-bringers
Dell Shannon, Rain of Violence
Dell Shannon, Chance To Kill
Peter S. Beagle, Tamsin
Dell Shannon, Intent to Kill
Margery Allingham, The China Governess (realised partway through I remembered everything about the plot but had forgotten all the character stuff, so a slightly odd experience to read.)
Dell Shannon, No Holiday For Crime
Pete Baikie, Morwenna Banks, Jack Docherty, Moray Hunter, Gordon Kennedy, & John Sparkes, Absolutely: The Words
Tanya Huff, Blood Price
Jennifer Potter, Lost Gardens
Elizabeth Enright, The Saturdays
Gideon Defoe, The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists
George Orwell, Essays
Jennifer Crusie, Welcome To Temptation
Dell Shannon, Death By Inches
Mercedes Lackey, Owlflight
Tanya Huff, Blood Trail
Donald Norman, The Design of Future Things
Diana Wynne Jones, Castle In The Air
Emma Bull, War For The Oaks
Sherri S. Tepper, King's Blood Four, Necromancer Nine, Wizard's Eleven [in the single True Game trilogy TPB]; The Song of Mavin Manayshaped, The Flight of Mavin Manyshaped, The Search of Mavin Manyshaped; Jinian Footseer, Dervish Daughter, Jinian Star-Eye (It always depresses me when I like a writer's earlier books better. I enjoy all the True Game-verse books and Gate To Women's Country, but most of the things Tepper's written since then have had good plots but the characters have been ciphers in the service of MY ANVIL LET ME SHOW YOU IT, and pleh to that. Another annoying thing is that I think she's right [or productively wrong] about a lot of the preachy stuff, and if she'd write essays about it instead of cluttering up the fiction, I'd buy 'em!)
Elizabeth Peters, The Hippopotamus Pool
Dell Shannon, Spring of Violence
Emma Lathen, By Hook or by Crook
Elizabeth Craig's Enquire Within
Dell Shannon, The Death-bringers
Dell Shannon, Rain of Violence
Dell Shannon, Chance To Kill
Peter S. Beagle, Tamsin
Dell Shannon, Intent to Kill
Margery Allingham, The China Governess (realised partway through I remembered everything about the plot but had forgotten all the character stuff, so a slightly odd experience to read.)
Dell Shannon, No Holiday For Crime
Pete Baikie, Morwenna Banks, Jack Docherty, Moray Hunter, Gordon Kennedy, & John Sparkes, Absolutely: The Words
Tanya Huff, Blood Price
Jennifer Potter, Lost Gardens
Elizabeth Enright, The Saturdays
Gideon Defoe, The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists
George Orwell, Essays
Jennifer Crusie, Welcome To Temptation
Dell Shannon, Death By Inches
Mercedes Lackey, Owlflight
Tanya Huff, Blood Trail
Donald Norman, The Design of Future Things
Diana Wynne Jones, Castle In The Air
Emma Bull, War For The Oaks
Sherri S. Tepper, King's Blood Four, Necromancer Nine, Wizard's Eleven [in the single True Game trilogy TPB]; The Song of Mavin Manayshaped, The Flight of Mavin Manyshaped, The Search of Mavin Manyshaped; Jinian Footseer, Dervish Daughter, Jinian Star-Eye (It always depresses me when I like a writer's earlier books better. I enjoy all the True Game-verse books and Gate To Women's Country, but most of the things Tepper's written since then have had good plots but the characters have been ciphers in the service of MY ANVIL LET ME SHOW YOU IT, and pleh to that. Another annoying thing is that I think she's right [or productively wrong] about a lot of the preachy stuff, and if she'd write essays about it instead of cluttering up the fiction, I'd buy 'em!)
Elizabeth Peters, The Hippopotamus Pool
