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The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack, by Mark Hodder
London: the 1860′s. Upperclass British gents fund explorations to Africa, Asia and beyond. Bored dilettantes drink wine, write poetry, and look for direction in their lives. The working class works...
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come on, everybody’s doin’ it.
Behold! LRR’s end of year listy thing! (Yay peer pressure!) Favorite book of 2010: Zoo City by Lauren Beukes. Words can not describe how much I loved this book. It turned me into a blabbering...
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Deck, double deck, and new acquisitions.
Because I have a digital camera and I know how to use it! (Ok, I sort of know how to use it) I’ve still got The Wolf Age by James Enge and Mountains of Majipoor by Robert Silverberg topping the TBR...
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while I’m stuck at work . . .
seriously, who scheduled me to work on a Friday!? Raise your hand, I want to glare at you! however, for those of you who are not raising your hand, here are some goodies for you. Filed under Totally...
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A very Shiny Curious Clockwork Man Giveaway!
I feel like that should be the name of a hallmark channel movie, “a very shiny clockwork christmas”, or something, don’t you? Anyways, thanks to the always friendly folks at PYR, I have a beautiful,...
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Steampunk goes Mad Science!
The Curious Case of the Clockwork Man, by Mark Hodder Published March 2011 where I got it: received ARC from the publisher why I read it: adored the first book in the series, The Strange Affair of...
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Last day to enter!
Don’t forget, today is the last day to get in on the contest to win a copy of The Curious Case of the Clockwork Man, book two in Mark Hodder’s steampunk/mad science Burton & Swinburne series....
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a laugh at Dan Brown’s expense
Ahh, the smell and feel of new books. Even if they are only new-to-me. Even if they came from the library and I have to give them back. They are still the physical object known as book, usually...
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Expedition to the Mountains of the Moon, by Mark Hodder
Expedition to the Mountains of the Moon (Burton & Swinburn #3) by Mark Hodder published in January 2011 where I got it: received review copy from Pyr why I read it: Highly enjoyed the first two...
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A Red Sun Also Rises, by Mark Hodder
A Red Sun Also Rises, by Mark Hodder published December 2012 where I got it: received ARC from the publisher . . . . . . . . . . Aiden Fleischer is a conflicted man, more so than most men. A young...
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