Is grey rainy day amid the plum blossoms. Almost Tokyo, in fact.
Break In-- Dick Francis
Reading and Writing along the Borderlands- Michael Chabon
Unseen Academicals
Ghosts of Baker St
High Spirits-- Robertson Davies
Skin Folk -Nalo Hopkinson
Maskerade
Lord and Ladies
Rather low on the female authors this month and high on the comfort reading. I have been sick.
Within 100 pages of the end of 1Q84 vol 1, feeling fantoddy for obvious and not so obvious reasons. Not so obvious being my own suspicion that the universe is likely to change on me when my back is turned. If I had objective proof that it had happened-- clear and unequivocal memory of some happening being contradicted by clear and unequivocal evidence of something else happening, I'd freak. (Having located both my lost Chinese stories in places I'd forgotten about, I'm hopeful of finding my lost Chinese poem. I note it hasn't turned up yet.)
Am wondering if Harukami's Ritoru Piipuru will have anything in common with Crowley's or Clarke's. The possibility that they wouldn't only occurred to me last night.
Vol.2 is in the mail. I have a suspicion this book doesn't read as well in paperback, so hardcover it is.
