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cherryI'm picking the brains of my flist once more.
I received, for Christmas, a gift certificate to McNally Robinson bookstores. (This is awesome, because I am not allowed to go there with my wallet.) There are a few novels I'm interested in, but I'm looking for a few suggestions.
What have you read lately that blew your mind?
If it helps any, I've recently been blown away by:
House of Leaves by Mark Danielowski
Godstalk and Dark of the Moon by PC Hodgell
Plays Well With Others by Allan Gurganus
Going to Bend by Diane Hammond
Also, Brokeback Mountain is still not playing here. *sulk*
I received, for Christmas, a gift certificate to McNally Robinson bookstores. (This is awesome, because I am not allowed to go there with my wallet.) There are a few novels I'm interested in, but I'm looking for a few suggestions.
What have you read lately that blew your mind?
If it helps any, I've recently been blown away by:
House of Leaves by Mark Danielowski
Godstalk and Dark of the Moon by PC Hodgell
Plays Well With Others by Allan Gurganus
Going to Bend by Diane Hammond
Also, Brokeback Mountain is still not playing here. *sulk*
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Date: 2006-01-19 03:07 pm (UTC)The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell
Pashazade bu Jon Courtenay Grimwood
are the three books I've read (re-read in the case of The Sparrow) in the last year that won't let go.
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Date: 2006-01-19 06:54 pm (UTC)