Fiction log - July 2010

Fiction books
Gary Blackwood. Shakespeare's Scribe
Gary Blackwood. Shakespeare's Spy
Gary Blackwood. The Shakespeare Stealer
Phil Foglio, Kaja Foglio. Girl Genius: Agatha Heterodyne and the Heirs of the Storm (re-read)
Dorothy Gilman. The Tightrope Walker
Terry Pratchett. Unseen Academicals
Josephine Tey. Brat Farrar (re-read)
Ann Turner. Elfsong

In progress
Harriet Beecher Stowe. Uncle Tom's Cabin
Leo Tolstoy. War and Peace

Non-fiction books
(none)

( short, screen, and stage )

( books bought and borrowed )

Top of the to-read pile
Ursula Vernon. Digger Volume Five

(no subject)

I originally got a Livejournal account only to make it more convenient to keep track of my friends and comment on their posts, never intending to make posts of my own.

My first post was about Cranford, because there was somebody on my friendslist I thought would be interested. (I later realised that I wasn't on her friendslist, so she probably never saw it anyway. C'est la vie.)

That was a year, five months, and a day ago, which is too awkward to be a proper anniversary, so I only mention it because the first episode of Return to Cranford aired here tonight.

(Return to Cranford. Hmm. "Conductor, I'll have a return to Cranford, please.")

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In other TV news, this week's episode of Collectors had a segment on Norman Hetherington's collection of bits from his classic TV show Mr Squiggle. It's on iView for the next week and a bit.