Of all the books you listed, perhaps the one I’m most interested in is Raymond Carver’s Cathedral. I haven’t read a story from Carver yet and I’m really really really eager to find one!
.-= [Mark David´s last blog: Review: What I Talk About When I Talk About Running] =-.

I think I need to read something by Truman Capote, Gregory Maguire and Lisa See in 2010!
.-= [Jackie (Farm Lane Books)´s last blog: Twilight – Stephenie Meyer (Book and Film)] =-.

You’re right about my blog being around. That’s another best thing about blogging, there’s history of you that gets recorded –your thoughts and opinions at that particular time. I sometimes look back on the old posts and I’m so glad I wrote them. It also means there’s record for all the comments and discussions here, so even if people fade away someday, we left something behind to cherish in the future. You know, you just made me feel better about the whole thing. Thank you :)

I feel kinda bad that I mentioned Burnt Shadows so many times negatively. It’s just that the premise sounded promising (it starts in Japan!), but then it just kept going downhill. And at the end I was just pissed. Another reason is that the book was included in a few challenges, so I must’ve mentioned it in each wrap-up post :). If you’re interested to read it, you should. I know a lot of people liked it. In fact, I can’t remember reading any bad review about it. Maybe it’s just me. I’d be very interested to know what you think about the book!