Fiction log - January 2015

[pedanther]

Fiction books
Ben Aaronovitch. Foxglove Summer (e)
Sharon Lee, Steve Miller. Plan B (re-read)
Tamora Pierce The Fire in the Forging (e)
Terry Pratchett. Pyramids (e) (re-read)

In progress
Frances Hodgson Burnett. The Lost Prince (e)
Sharon Lee, Steve Miller. I Dare (re-read)
Terry Pratchett. Guards! Guards! (e) (re-read)

Non-fiction books in progress
Simon Singh. Big Bang

Short fiction
Jodi Gallagher. "The Method"
Daniel Keene. "Ali"
Sharon Lee, Steve Miller. "Daughter of Dragons" (re-read)
Sharon Lee, Steve Miller. "Persistence" (e) (re-read)
Jasper Marlow. "Deep Space 9mm"

Fanfic, novella-length
aralias. "Blake's Rogues" (Blake's 7)
Arsenic, Harkpad. "A Tremendous Thing" (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
attice. "Garden State" (Marvel Cinematic Universe, canon-divergence AU)
fahye. "Confidence Artists" (The Road to El Dorado)
Gehayi. "Love Like a Djelibeybian" (Discworld)
Lexie. "If you steal, steal a camel, and if you love, love the moon" (The Mummy)
Merlin Missy. "In the Midnight Hour" (Justice League)
Nny. "Sherbert Holmes and the Elephant of Surprise" (Good Omens/Sherlock crossover)
snack_size. "Revelations" (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
sprl1199. "Of Wishes and Swords" (Rivers of London)
the_wordbutler. "A Marriage of True Minds" (Marvel Cinematic Universe, non-superhero AU)
triedunture. "Head/Heart/Lungs" (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

Film
Annie
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Blade (DVD)

Short film
Johnnie Fedora and Alice Bluebonnet
Pomp and Circumstance
Three for Breakfast

Theatre
(none)

Television serials in progress
Agent Carter
Sherlock
Star Trek (DVD)

In hiatus
Agents of SHIELD, 2014 season

Television, individual episodes
Avengers Assemble: The Age of Tony Stark
Leverage: The Nigerian Job

Comic strip serials
Modesty Blaise: Top Traitor


Books bought
(none)

Books borrowed
(none)


Top of the to-read pile
Tamora Pierce The Healing in the Vine

Comments

[swordznsorcery.livejournal.com]

Yikes, so much reading! I'm so bad at books lately.

[pedanther]

Anything by Lee, Miller, Pierce, or Pratchett is for one or another online reading group, which all have fixed schedules of, like, three chapters a week or something, so reading them is not actually much of a time commitment and it's possible to get a rhythm going. Slow and steady, like.

And don't tell anyone, but fanfic is one of the things I turn to when things are getting stressful at work. (What the length of this list says about my work environment, I decline for the moment to consider.)