Reading Wednesday
Wednesday, November 13th, 2024 08:53 pmFinished?
Austen, Sense and Sensibility
-- a handbook of how to behave online in these tongue-biting times. No, of course Austen wasn't instructing people to not read the comments and not feed the trolls, but it comes to the same thing.
Lorac, Case in the Clinic
-- it's not that Lorac picks the least likely suspect to be the murderer, it's that she picks the person who was never a suspect in the first place.
Benson, A Case of Murder in Mayfair
-- well enough, though as ever when a piece of architecture is integral to the plot, I'm utterly unable to follow what happens.
Reading now?
Pratchett, Reaper Man
-- comfort read
Abandoned?
Both Sheine Lende (am I the only one who thinks that sounds Yiddish?) and Blackheart Man. Brain will not brain sufficiently for either.
Next?
Might go on with Northanger Abbey. Maybe another Death book.
Austen, Sense and Sensibility
-- a handbook of how to behave online in these tongue-biting times. No, of course Austen wasn't instructing people to not read the comments and not feed the trolls, but it comes to the same thing.
Lorac, Case in the Clinic
-- it's not that Lorac picks the least likely suspect to be the murderer, it's that she picks the person who was never a suspect in the first place.
Benson, A Case of Murder in Mayfair
-- well enough, though as ever when a piece of architecture is integral to the plot, I'm utterly unable to follow what happens.
Reading now?
Pratchett, Reaper Man
-- comfort read
Abandoned?
Both Sheine Lende (am I the only one who thinks that sounds Yiddish?) and Blackheart Man. Brain will not brain sufficiently for either.
Next?
Might go on with Northanger Abbey. Maybe another Death book.
