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[vulchu]

So new job started today! It was awesome and went along pretty smoothly. The office is really laid back, my coworkers seem to posses a reasonable degree of Seattle geek and overall I think I'll fit in well. I realized on the way back from my break that I am fairly certain that I work across the street from miss_arel. There will have to be lunches in the

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[lugia222]

Lately I've read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and The Girl Who Played with Fire by Stieg Larsson. I also have the final part of the trilogy, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest but haven't started it yet. If you haven't read them or seen the movies, they're all very good reads. And even if you have seen the movies you should read them anyway.

[muffins_of_god]

I have been on a history kick lately....HOW ABOUT SOME NON-FICTION??

Guadal Canal Diary - Richard Tredagkis

Also, in true comic fashion: Barefoot Gen. HAVE TISSUES ON HAND (and a warning: It's first-hand account of the bombing of Hiroshima. It's very sad and disturbing. If you can handle that, it's an incredible read.

[muffins_of_god]

Also, my friend has been wanting me to read a zombie book she just finished called Feed. She says it's epic.

[angel_vixen]

Mira Grant/Seanan McGuire is awesome. I have a very hard time not fangirling all over her when I see her at cons. ^^;;

AngelVixen :-)

[llamrei]

I bring books.

...Or I sleep.

[sets_mode_plusv]

I will send you Bettelheim. Also, Frances Mayes always.

[crysiana]

If you haven't read it, The Queen's Thief Series by Megan Whalen Turner is great. It's low fantasy (that is, less magic, more awesome politics) and essentially takes place in an Alternate History Greece.