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cog_nomen Books read for February:
-The New Sherlock Holmes
-The West End Horror
-The Mandala of Sherlock Holmes
-The Crimes of Dr. Watson
-The Mammoth Book of New Sherlock Holmes Adventures
Are we sensing a theme? I kind of cheated a little, as Crimes of Dr. Watson occupied only an evening's time, but the Mammoth Book is some 500+ pages of oversized paperback, which I haven't truly finished yet but I am going to do my best. I have a bunch of other stuff to read, which I may attempt to actually finish - most of it will be really quick. I have two heralds of marysuedemar books, and Fool Moon, not to mention a book on life in the trenches of WW1, but you know Holmes is kind of a demanding taskmaster and I still have a stack of that to keep me occupied, too.
My copy of the Baring-Gould Annotated Complete Sherlock Holmes arrived and I could beat small children to death with it if I didn't worry about blood getting in the pages. I also have The Canary Trainer, Beekeeper's Apprentice, three more short story collections, and Maurice which arrived from paperback swap annotated, and isn't really a book I wanted to keep after I read it. I guess when I finish it I will toss it in the trash, which I feel bad about, but not a lot of people are interested in a classical look at the life of an invert in edwardian times. 9_9
-The New Sherlock Holmes
-The West End Horror
-The Mandala of Sherlock Holmes
-The Crimes of Dr. Watson
-The Mammoth Book of New Sherlock Holmes Adventures
Are we sensing a theme? I kind of cheated a little, as Crimes of Dr. Watson occupied only an evening's time, but the Mammoth Book is some 500+ pages of oversized paperback, which I haven't truly finished yet but I am going to do my best. I have a bunch of other stuff to read, which I may attempt to actually finish - most of it will be really quick. I have two heralds of marysuedemar books, and Fool Moon, not to mention a book on life in the trenches of WW1, but you know Holmes is kind of a demanding taskmaster and I still have a stack of that to keep me occupied, too.
My copy of the Baring-Gould Annotated Complete Sherlock Holmes arrived and I could beat small children to death with it if I didn't worry about blood getting in the pages. I also have The Canary Trainer, Beekeeper's Apprentice, three more short story collections, and Maurice which arrived from paperback swap annotated, and isn't really a book I wanted to keep after I read it. I guess when I finish it I will toss it in the trash, which I feel bad about, but not a lot of people are interested in a classical look at the life of an invert in edwardian times. 9_9