Category Archives: Books

Neil Gaiman’s MouseCircus.com | The Graveyard Book Video Tour Readings. Neil Gaiman videos reading The Graveyard Book. What more do you need?

The Travelin’ Librarian: CC-licensed Firefly FanFic by serious SciFi Author Established and popular science fiction author Steven Brust has written My Own Kind of Freedom: A Firefly Novel and released it under CreativeCommons on his Web site. (.doc & .pdf) … Continue reading →

Thingology (LibraryThing’s ideas blog): Shelfari spam: “basically social networking rapists” We respect our competitors with one exception: the site “Shelfari.com.” We have always spoken our mind, so here’s a piece of it: Shelfari has gained traction by engaging in unethical … Continue reading →

moiraj: Some Reasons Why I Should Never Have Kids This is why I love her books.

Incubus Dreams Too much sex, not enough plot. Good character development thoough, and Richard’s finally pulling his head out of his ass.

Why does the tough chick in the dark fantasy novels have to fall into the arms of the guy she doesn’t like? And on his terms. It’s got to be for the fan boys because as a woman I just … Continue reading →

Titan’s official companion contains a preface from Joss, his in-depth account of the making of the film, and his full screenplay, illustrated throughout with stills, storyboards and production art. Amazon.com: Books: Serenity ooh ooh

Undead and Unwed Is just as good as the summary sounds. Take all of the arrogant, snobby vampires from most fantasy novels and throw in a “normal” girl too important to kill and too annoying to ignore. <weg> Dead Witch … Continue reading →

It’s like I have a reading disorder. I haven’t read that much in months but in the last 4 days I’ve gone through three books and started a fourth. I’ve also got an order in with Amazon. Killer Hair is … Continue reading →

The books: Undead and Unwed and Undead and Unemployed by Mary Janice Davidson. And seriously, if you enjoy a) chick lit or b) vampires or c) all of the above, please go and buy them. You’ll thank me. Rarely have … Continue reading →