I cannot think of an April-related lyric, nor do I care

[jobey_in_error]

I started a diet and gave up caffeine last week.

It's possible I shouldn't have done both at once.

Anyway, plastering a fake smile on my face, here's my (admittedly not bad! not bad at all! mostly because I had two transcontinental flights this month!) April list.

12. Airframe (Michael Crichton): This book is wicked engaging. There is an

Comments

[realityanalyst]

I just read The Red House Mystery for the first time a few months ago, and was rather disappointed that Milne hadn't written any others.

[jobey_in_error]

Your fiction style is quite "English," now I think about it -- understated and not wasting any words.

[realityanalyst]

I've read at least as much written by English authors as any other nationality, I think. They certainly dominated the fantasy landscape for a long time, and their mythology still reigns supreme in that genre.

On a side note, I've lately started in on Russian books , as translated by Andrew Bromfield. I just finished (in about 4 days) Alexey Pehov's Chronicles of Siara trilogy.