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Joana Lehnert _oana_ehnert — A fun read; great mix of 2004 travelog with the travels, prayers, exploits and monastic life of St Francis & his followers...the author is down to earth, has a genuine feel for the St Francis and a good sense of humor as she drives criss crossing Italy following the walking Francis. I think worth reading before/after traveling to Italy. Well documented.

Pup Snup pupsnup — This was my first real vamp book ever read and I love it, had originally though i would not enjoy. Boy was i ever wrong, never thought i would like readin about vamps. But the Blind King owns me now.

Maude Pascale _aude_ascale — It was a good book. I couldn't put it down, but I still think the comic book version of the series is better because this is just the novelization of the Infinite Crisis mini-series and not all the tie-ins to the series.

Nie Lada nieladaco — This has been the weakest of Ligotti's collections that I've read so far, I believe it is also his first. A large part of the last section (of which I don't remember the subtitle) was actually disappointing; the story "Masquerade of a Dead Sword" was actually awful, and this is certainly the first opportunity I've encountered to say that. However, there is good stuff in here too: -Dream of a Mannikin This is solid Ligotti that really is demonstrative of his major talents. It also provides a very stunning example of how to provide the exposition of dreams without slipping into boring solipsism or unintentional ellipticality. -Eye of the Lynx This is a good example of Ligotti entering the sort of "fuck up"/abstract "area" of narrative that he occasionally does. It's not as strong as in later stories (lots of this kind of story is available in Grimscribe, my second favorite collection of his), but still interesting and disorienting. -Journal of J.P. Drapeau This is a perfect example of Ligotti playing the creator of an apocryphal artist, and he does it very well. The fragments here are just present enough to inspire further thoughts, though I do wish there were more. "Notes on the Writing of Horror" is also very excellent, but I had read it before and did not re-read it this go-around, so have no new comments for it. However, aside from these four stand out stories, I feel like this collection is utterly lackluster.