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Jane Eyre: Authoritative Text, Backgrounds, Criticism (Norton Critical Editions) af Charlotte Bronte

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YndlingsforfattereLawrence Block, Lois McMaster Bujold, Orson Scott Card, Lee Child, Stephen King, Sharon Shinn, Maria V. Snyder, Jeanette Winterson (Fælles favoritter)

Om migWhen you read any of my forum posts, please keep in mind:
a) I am not an expert in anything and don't profess to be
b) I read genre fiction and I don't think less of myself because it "ain't literature"
c) I don't have "proof" for anything I say because: see a) & b)

About half my reading is done via audiobook format while I do other things (train for marathons, for example). I like my books mature, easy to read and moral-free. Other than very rare exceptions I don't read short stories at all.

I was going to list my fiction of choice but realized that other than apocalyptic/dystopic stories, my reading is pretty diverse. In fact, it's easier to state what I don't like reading: children/young adult (anything with teen angst), westerns, historical fiction, and traditional romance.

Om mit bibliotekWe have a loose household rule that we're not supposed to buy/keep books so most of my reading comes from the library and my audiobooks come from Audible.

Collections:
Books are grouped by their format (Books, Audiobooks and, someday, Ebooks)
To Read are to-read books that I can get from the library
Wishlist are to-read books that I can not get from the library

Tags:
Male Romance
I have tagged several books as "male romance" because they were suggested to me when I was trying to find some male authors who write a convincing romantic thread in a novel that is otherwise not a romance.

Pre-LT
I review every book I read (after April 2009), so if there's no review, that means I read it prior to joining LT and don't have a review (or fresh memory) of it. These books are tagged "pre-LT" to identify them.

Apocalyptic
a.k.a Dystopic, Post-Apocalyptic, Dystopia and etc. I use the one tag "apocalyptic" which includes any material that has the ending, new beginning, or post-ending of humankind/earth as we know it as its topic.

Crime
A catch-all for any mystery, detective, crime or non-horror thriller I read.

Religious
Includes any book with a religious basis, premise or over-arching theme, regardless of genre or religion.

Star Ratings
I don't expect a genre novel to be great literature, but I do expect it to be logical and sensible and written with some minimum of skill (i.e. there are characters that are a bit more than cliches and stereotypes).

1 star means the book was unpleasant to read.

2 stars means the book did not meet my expectations (below average for its genre and/or from what I expected).

3 stars is what I'd consider an average book which was acceptably written but which is not particularly engaging and would neither encourage nor discourage me from reading more by that author or in that series.

4 stars is slightly above average for its genre and indicates that I'm likely to read more books by the author and/or from the series.

5 stars means the story stuck with me long after I finished and/or that it really surpassed my expectations and/or that it made me think about something in a different way.

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Læser for øjeblikketThe Year of the Flood: A Novel af Margaret Atwood
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Atlas Shrugged af Ayn Rand
Snow Angels af James Thompson
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Thank you so much for my SantaThing books! They both are excellent choices. Happy Holidays!

-missylc (your SantaThingee)
Saw your question on the forums re:noir. If you like contemporary noir, like Huston, you might want to try John Ridley. I think you'd like his novel Stray Dogs or Love is a Racket or maybe Everybody Smokes in Hell.

regards,
Victoria
Say, I just saw your review for The Gunslinger, and it literally is exactly as you say it is: they were all separate, short stories with a loose connection until they were put together. Because of that, there wasn't as much of a "scope" and main idea. Before giving up on the series, I highly recommend books two and three, at least. Those two books are amazing and will pull you into the Dark Tower series until you've read all ~4000 pages worth.
Hi, Thanks for your comments on my post-apocalyptic topic.

I'll have to give Oryx and Crate a try.

And say, if you haven't checked it out already, my favourite audio book of the last few years is Neil Gaiman's "Anansi Boys" read by Lenny Henry.

BTW - Yup, I'm from Edmonton, AB.
Just passing by from your '200th book thread'. I was going to suggest Cyteen, but I see you've already got it. We seem to have similar opinions about similar books so I've added you to interesting libraries.

Keep reading
'fox
Congrats. :)
I was interested in your review of Bangkok 8. A Socialist viewpoint??!!!
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