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hawkwing_lb) wrote2011-03-03 09:50 pm
hawkwing_lb) wrote2011-03-03 09:50 pm
World Book Day meme
The books I am reading: The Qur'an, trans. M.A. Abdul Haleem, Aelius Aristides and the Sacred Tales, C.E. Behr, Reading Material Culture, C. Tilley (ed). And a bunch of other things in uncoordinated piles.
Last book read: Kameron Hurley, God's War.
The book I am writing: Apart from the thesis? Some things. I will not admit to them in public, because when I talk about them they shrivel up and roll away, like very embarrassed dust devils in an Old West film.
The book I love most: Hard question. Toss up between![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
matociquala's Dust, the Steerswoman books, or PC Hodgell's Godstalk and To Ride a Rathorn.
Ask me tomorrow, and I might have a different answer.
The last book I received as a gift: Jordan/Sanderson, The Tower of Midnight, around Christmastime. Before that, probably Bear's Bone and Jewel Creatures, in the summer. (People give me gift-books seldom.)
The last book I gave as a gift: Chill, Elizabeth Bear; Idylls, Theocritus.
The nearest book on my desk: Reading Greek Text and Vocabulary Second Edition. Underneath my elbow while I do my homework.
Tag, you're it?
Last book read: Kameron Hurley, God's War.
The book I am writing: Apart from the thesis? Some things. I will not admit to them in public, because when I talk about them they shrivel up and roll away, like very embarrassed dust devils in an Old West film.
The book I love most: Hard question. Toss up between
matociquala's Dust, the Steerswoman books, or PC Hodgell's Godstalk and To Ride a Rathorn.Ask me tomorrow, and I might have a different answer.
The last book I received as a gift: Jordan/Sanderson, The Tower of Midnight, around Christmastime. Before that, probably Bear's Bone and Jewel Creatures, in the summer. (People give me gift-books seldom.)
The last book I gave as a gift: Chill, Elizabeth Bear; Idylls, Theocritus.
The nearest book on my desk: Reading Greek Text and Vocabulary Second Edition. Underneath my elbow while I do my homework.
Tag, you're it?