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Den Kornilov den_kornilov — Picked up one of the recent ebooks from the Torquere range (which: my god, but those summary emails are a highlight of my week. Not even joking.) This probably deserves a little more than 2 stars - it wasn't bad by any means - and the prose was workmanlike enough, and the story was sufficiently interesting to get me to do more than read the summary, so props for that, but it does suffer some of the usual gay fiction tropes of having some really cliched phrasing and plot in parts, and some terrible euphemism/word choices during the sex scenes. Mostly felt like it would benefit from tighter editing by a fussier reader. I don't regret spending a couple bucks on it, but I'm unlikely to reread this one. (Or, tl;dr -- frankly, my taste is spoiled by fandom. Heh.)

Annette Dowsing _design — This book goes back in time to 1958, a period of unrest in Iran (are there other kinds of historical periods in the Persian Gulf?) and tells the tale of Satrapi's uncle. Very engaging, very enjoyable.

Charlie Firpo charlie_firpo — Probably one of my least favorite of Charles de Lint's novels.

Oleksandr Lumarenko jorwe — Funny and quirky poems for children and families to enjoy. One of my favorites from Childhood. I recommend any book by Shel Silverstein.

Marika Iva _arika_va — Still reading....