This is probably too many books. I will figure out later which ones I will actually read. I will start Monstress, Vol. 3: Haven first. I will have a blog post with the prompts (see previous post) later, most likely on the weekend.
One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez -- paperback from the library
Monstress, Vol. 3: Haven by Marjorie Liu -- checked out ebook version (Image Comics)
House of Whispers #1 by Nalo Hopkinson (Vertigo Comics) checked out ebook version
Declare by Tim Powers (OverDrive audio, library) -- World Fantasy Award Winner)
Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay (library hold)
The Innkeeper's Song by Peter Beagle
Good looking TBR! I need to start over on Monstress, I started it when there was only one volume out and I've completely forgotten everything.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! I'm looking forward to seeing how you get on. :D
ReplyDeleteHallo, Hallo Beth,
ReplyDeleteRouting myself through #WyrdAndWonder this first weekend - as one of your co-hosts, I wanted to welcome you to the event and also to say, sometimes the best way to read through this event is to have a copious amount of stories to pull from and then, each in turn as you feel motivated to read them can become your favourite book in hand at the moment you arrive inside their chapters! :) I have a lovely large TBR this month - pulled from the stories I had to hold off reading from Year 1 and the new stories I found via #ReviewPit this Spring.
I've only heard of one of these authors but I haven't read her works - which styles of Fantasy are these? I was hoping you might have said why each one appealled to you - I love finding out about what motivates someone to pick up a book - I will definitely check back with you and see how your doing!
Happy reading and discovering this #WyrdAndWonder!!
Tigana is historical fantasy (I think?) I have been meaning to read something by Kay for a long time.
DeleteThe Innkeepers Song is a recommendation from one of my GR friends.
Declare is a supernatural spy novel (I think?). I will start it soon.
One Hundred Years of Solitude is for the Back to the Classics Challenge at karensbooksandchocolate.blogspot.com (Latin America category).
I am a little bit behind on blogging, but I will do some prompts today or tomorrow.
I have been meaning to read Tigana for a long time now. Tim Powers is another author that I have always wanted to read.
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