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I bought two new books today. One I had ordered, and one I happened on in the bookshop. *grins, bounces* Both of which I'm quite looking forward to reading.
The one I ordered is Shadow Blizzard, the third of the Chronicles of Siala be Alexey Pehov, which I'm working my way through. The pacing is a bit strange between books (it reads to me like it should all be in one long volume, and someone chopped it rather arbitrarily into three instead), but it's the kind of fantasy I haven't read in quite a while (been a while since I read a good, old-fashioned quest), and I'm rather enjoying the series.
The second is The Master and Margarita, by Mikhail Bulgakov. I'd heard of the book before (mostly from having found random clips of the 2005 live-action adaptation on youtube), but never managed to get my hands on it before. Then I found it in passing while heading for the door today, and voila. *grins* I've read parts of it to taste, and I'm quite looking forward to that one.
And apparently I'm currently in a Russian mood, bookwise, but I honestly didn't notice that until I was on the bus home. Heh.
The one I ordered is Shadow Blizzard, the third of the Chronicles of Siala be Alexey Pehov, which I'm working my way through. The pacing is a bit strange between books (it reads to me like it should all be in one long volume, and someone chopped it rather arbitrarily into three instead), but it's the kind of fantasy I haven't read in quite a while (been a while since I read a good, old-fashioned quest), and I'm rather enjoying the series.
The second is The Master and Margarita, by Mikhail Bulgakov. I'd heard of the book before (mostly from having found random clips of the 2005 live-action adaptation on youtube), but never managed to get my hands on it before. Then I found it in passing while heading for the door today, and voila. *grins* I've read parts of it to taste, and I'm quite looking forward to that one.
And apparently I'm currently in a Russian mood, bookwise, but I honestly didn't notice that until I was on the bus home. Heh.
