Inspiring stuff, but since the author has only published three books in the last six years, I guess his answer to the question is "make excuses."

Don't know why, but I had a harder time getting through this book than any other Moorcock. Still good enough not to quit, though.

I'm not a person who ever reads kids' books, but I read this because the author is a friend of mine. I'll be damned if the book didn't win me over! Great stuff!

Great, lighthearted read. It especially appealed to my fondness for taking things as literally as possible.

Loved the history of the game. The game-related autobiographical bits were okay. I didn't like the game demo parts and especially didn't like the fictionalized narrative describing the game demo parts.

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My first ever Warhammer 40K novel. War always and forever seems ridiculous and super bleak to me, so I've avoided them until now. This one was great! Much better than I expected, so I know I'm in good hands with Dan Abnett, anyway.

Never disappointed by Backderf's work. I love everything he does.

Delany always makes me feel like a bit of a dim bulb, but most of this book was accessible , entertaining, and thought-provoking.

An amazing oral history of an amazing movie.

Martha Washington is the type of hero we should all aspire to be and the Surgeon General has become one of my favorite villains.

Thorough and entertaining. Puts to rest any suggestion Keaton spent the second half of his life as a has-been. The guy worked and thrived almost until the very end.

Beautiful, incredibly imaginative, white-hot nonsense.

Butterfly Jar

This is a beautifully written, heartbreaking book. I bought this after attending a fantastic reading by Ms. Davis in Orlando. I hope to read much more from her in the future.

Second go-around. Love it.

Stunning art and color. Like nothing I've ever seen in comics.

Loved this book, but I can't necessarily recommend it. In fact, there was quite a chunk in the middle where I considered quitting it. But I stuck with it and to my surprise, the last few I pages had me sobbing. You can't hate on a book that does that to you.

Oh, the names, the names! (There's a guide in the back of the book) What a great novel. It moved quickly, though there wasn't a lot of action. The story was gripping as our protagonist stumbles his way to learning how to be an emperor. I'd love to know exactly how Addison pulled it off.

This book may have changed my life. I'll have to get back to you on that. In the meantime, read the Big Nap (third story?). It's brilliant.