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aaaaanad it's wednesday
Sep. 16th, 2015 09:12 amI'm having the kind of week where I actually posted to twitter that my inbox was down under 10 emails, \o/.
...
Yup, I'm telling you, life is just too exciting around here.
Okay, books.
Before I get into the round of finished/reading now/next, it is coming up time for the next 24-hour readathon. I participated in the spring and it was the best day ever. It's also super-laidback and not full of rules, and if you'd like to check it out, here you go: Dewey's 24 Hour Readathon.
finished
Masked Ball at Broxley Manor, Rhys Bowen, audiobook -- sadly, the narrator of this series is like nails on a chalkboard to me, so all further Her Royal Spyness books will have to be consumed the old-fashioned way.
Blood Rites, Jim Butcher (Dresden #6), audiobook -- On the flip side, James Marsters' narration is one of the biggest selling points of this series for me. He keeps me entertained for what is essentially me just listening along for the boys.
now
The Royal We, by the gofug girls -- Surprisingly entertaining and neatly written.
In a (probably doomed) attempt to not have my house show up on Hoarders, I'm also listening to the KonMari book, but I only just started so I have no opinion yet.
next
How To Be A Victorian just popped up on my library queue, so I will be skimming that and seeing what I can borrow and twist for the steampunk romance I'm supposedly writing (in my copious amounts of free time, obvs)
...
Yup, I'm telling you, life is just too exciting around here.
Okay, books.
Before I get into the round of finished/reading now/next, it is coming up time for the next 24-hour readathon. I participated in the spring and it was the best day ever. It's also super-laidback and not full of rules, and if you'd like to check it out, here you go: Dewey's 24 Hour Readathon.
finished
Masked Ball at Broxley Manor, Rhys Bowen, audiobook -- sadly, the narrator of this series is like nails on a chalkboard to me, so all further Her Royal Spyness books will have to be consumed the old-fashioned way.
Blood Rites, Jim Butcher (Dresden #6), audiobook -- On the flip side, James Marsters' narration is one of the biggest selling points of this series for me. He keeps me entertained for what is essentially me just listening along for the boys.
now
The Royal We, by the gofug girls -- Surprisingly entertaining and neatly written.
In a (probably doomed) attempt to not have my house show up on Hoarders, I'm also listening to the KonMari book, but I only just started so I have no opinion yet.
next
How To Be A Victorian just popped up on my library queue, so I will be skimming that and seeing what I can borrow and twist for the steampunk romance I'm supposedly writing (in my copious amounts of free time, obvs)
