Broken...

[smarriveurr]

I don't often recommend books. I'll mention if I'm quite enjoying a series, or blown away by an author. Generally, I'm rereading things these days anyway, and I don't have much time to do so, so the old books are filling in just fine, even with much of my library still in my mother's house. I'll pull out something I read years ago, and with as much

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[firynze]

The book did the same to me - I spend altogether too much time on the computer, especially with the whole "publishing" thing, and it often takes me quite awhile to read a manuscript on spec, just because I don't want to spend MORE time with a screen, usually trying to prop the netbook up in bed.

...Broken got devoured in about three nights of staying up altogether too late.

Do you mind if i ask you to cross-post this to Amazon, or to Goodreads or Shelfari? Or even to let me put it as a guest post on the C&G blog? Because this post says just about everything I can say about a good book - that you devour it regardless of (perhaps even despite) format/distribution method.

[smarriveurr]

You can ask. I'll even probably agree. ;)

Will I need to set up accounts for these purposes? Because I'm willing to do that, but trying to figure out how to maintain continued degrees of net-[ano/pseudo]nymity. I'm entirely willing to spread the Good Word in other places, just increasingly paranoid about keeping my identities segregated, particularly as jobsearching looms.

[firynze]

On Amazon, it's the same account you use for normal buying purposes. On Goodreads or Shelfari, yep, you have to create an account.

[smarriveurr]

It may shock some to discover I have never bought a single thing off Amazon. Ever.

Looks like I'll be creating some accounts this weekend. ;)