so-soA book about Dom, a “numerate” who can control numbers, who ends up attracting the attention of someone even more powerful, who chases him across North America and into Scotland. I think the premise is sound, but the execution lacked a bit. The book feels really rushed, and I never really understood exactly what Dom was capable of. Bonus: loved seeing Drumheller, AB in a novel.
Final #TBRBingo update for 2018. I didn‘t succeed this year, but I‘ll be starting with a new card in 2019 and hopefully I‘ll have better luck!
Reading by the fire at my dad‘s house
Merry Christmas to all!
#hour42challenge #24in48 @24in48
Couldn‘t get access to my main shelves for pics (it‘s a long story—first book is The Secret of the Old Clock, last is a stack of Asimov‘s sf magazines), so you‘ll have to settle for pics from my tbr shelf. The pocket James Joyce is last because it‘s a book I barely want to read. Napier‘s Bones is first cuz it‘s shortest.
#IWantToHoldYourHand
This was a total impulse buy from back in the age of Borders which is still TBR. Apparently it‘s about math wizards. Like wizards who use math to do magic. Or something.
One day. #HeyJune
#2018tbr posted on my blog this morning: http://www.twohectobooks.com/2018/01/2018-reading-plans.html
This is probably old but I just saw it @IheartYA
1️⃣ As many as possible! I always start with a goal of 36 and build up from there.
2️⃣ Napier‘s Bones; Mythago Wood; Little, Big
3️⃣ sf is my favourite and I feel like I‘ve at least sampled all the genres I‘m interested in.
4️⃣ 0? They seem so fun but I have no idea how people afford them.
5️⃣ Don‘t care.
Yeah, I still haven't read all the 75% off books I bought when Borders closed down in 2010. Filled big ol' shopping baskets full of the Science Fiction/Fantasy sections of two different stores and many are still To Be Read. #bookishconfession #riotgrams
Napier's Bones | 
