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I always find myself revisiting Kundera during transitional stages of my life. I've never read this, but it's delivering so far.

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It's a lot more serious than Crooked Little Vein, which I actually kind of like. In some ways it reminds me of his comic series Fell, another police story that has little insights into the dehumanizing effects of urban decay. So far I'm enjoying it though.

I have finally started the second book in A Song of Ice and Fire.
Something with kings.
Who knows anymore.

Yay.

I've had the first book for years, but for some reason of other I kept not reading it or reading it partway through and getting sidetracked. Now I finally have the first three books, I'm about halfway through Game of Thrones and I'm gonna finish it this time damn it!

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Quite an interesting read actually. Lot more to this guy then just his Military tours. I'm enjoying it.

I'm starting a food and literature blog that I"m really excited about. I'm going to be talking about some of my favorite books and reviewing all types of things! I have a bunch of reviews up already as the blog was previously used for a teen lit course! I'll post as soon as I finish my next book!

I actually read through the books pretty quickly for the amount of work I had at uni at the time, and this time I'm reading through it as well!

Dead Stop - Can't beat a good Zombie story.

Almost finish "The stone and the flute", and wondering why hasn't someone made a movie out of it.

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Very intriguing short-stories (the signature wit and cynicism goes without saying.)

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Possibly the most preposterously addictive novel ever to have been written...and each reading is different from the previous. Add in some booze and this would be devoured up in a couple of days.