Author
|
Title
|
|
Year
|
Genre
|
Rating
|
Comments
|
| Koontz,
Dean |
By
the Light of the Moon |
|
2002 |
Fiction |
3 |
Quick
read, solid Koontz work. |
| Gaiman,
Neil |
American
Gods |
|
2001 |
Fantasy |
4 |
Some
quirky passages (kinda like an unedited :The Stand :) but very thought
provoking. Shadow was too
cool! |
| Gaiman,
Neil |
Neverwhere |
|
|
Fantasy |
4 |
Great
book, wish there was more of it :) Glimpses into a
"fantastical" alternate world! |
| Tadeusz
Borowski |
This Way for the Gas, Ladies and... |
|
|
|
|
Deals
with his time in the concentration camps. This guy is a powerful
writer, but this book is not for the faint of heart. Remember that
it was written by a man who later committed suicide. It is worth
reading to understand the period, but I am not sure we are better for
having read it - does that make sense?? Very disheartening book. |
| Charles
de Lint |
The
Onion Girl |
 |
2001 |
|
|
My
first taste of his writing. I wish that I had realized this was so
far along before I started. Very intriguing universe he has created.
Even without reading the previous books, the characters are well fleshed -
sometimes painfully so. |