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Sarah
So.... It's been a while.... and I've been to my Indie shop. It was warmer than I expected, so when I got there I was hot, sweaty and sneezing... Not exactly book-buying fit.... So I only bought 11. Plus a few more that I picked up along the ways. I don't think that *most* will appeal and most are fiction, so... Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteNon-Fiction:
The Unexpected Joy of the Ordinary by Catherine Gray
The Unexpected Joy of Being Single by Catherine Gray
The Warrior and the Prophet - The Epic Story of the Brothers Who Led the Native American Resistance by Peter Cozzens
Secret Britain - A Journey Through the Second World War's Hidden Bases and Battlegrounds by Sinclair McKay
How the Right Lost its Mind by Charles J Sykes
Fiction:
The Fox From His Lair by Max Hennessy
Eden by Tim Lebbon
American Sherlocks - Stories from the Golden Age of the American Detective edited by Nick Rennison
The End of the Affair by Graham Greene
The Whisper in Darkness by H P Lovecraft
The Horror in the Museum by H P Lovecraft
The English Fuhrer by Rory Clements
Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead
Outlawed by Anna North
Viking Fire by Justin Hill
Only 11, lol. I might like How the Right Lost Its Mind, but I am also so sick of their garbage that I don't even care.
ReplyDeleteIt was an impulse buy. I've seen the guy speak and he's pretty switched on about things. But I have been to the Mall today (to see the new Aliens film) and came home with a 'few' more books... [grin]
DeleteThat's cool. It's nice when the author actually knows what he or she is talking about, instead of just ranting.
DeleteOur definitions of 'few' are not the same, lol