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黄 月中 _im_wong — Two Scottish fairies find themselves in the middle of New York, and mishaps ensue. I can't say that I'm overly fond of the way this book was written; I'm not sure if it's just this author's style, but it felt very quickly-written, as though the author didn't really have much time or motivation to care very much about this story. There was very little detail about any of the characters, and none of the characters, (except maybe Kerry) was very likable at all. Also not the author's fault, but this particular book was FILLED with typos, which is a pet peeve of mine. So, a sorta cute story, a quick read, but I could have done without it. I really only bought it because Neil Gaiman wrote a forward for it. ;-)

Róża Rutkowska rozaroza — It's relatively easy to write a biography about someone who is well documented, but these two authors had to dig - make that excavate the center of the earth - for every fact, story, and photo they found of Jim Tully, a celebrity author time too swiftly forgot. Both the persistence and the writing itself show it for what it was -- a labor of love, done not for the quick dollar, or instant celebrity, but because they were compelled to do it. Somehow this unschooled writer of tough guy tales grabbed them both by the collar and pleaded his case until they agreed to take him on. When I began reading this book I knew little to nothing about Jim Tully except that his ancestral roots and Ohio background mimic my own. But now, having finished it, I will never hear the name Jim Tully again without being flooded with myriad images and the haunting wish that if life were fair the road would have risen a little higher to meet him. The authors compare him to Hemingway with one important difference. Hemingway wrote tough guy stuff in an idealized tough guy way; Tully wrote tough guy stuff as men really are. And so perhaps that is why one enjoys immortality and the other must be resurrected. A grand book.

宋 杨 a4221285255263 — The story of the Chtorr invasion continues, but this book is broken up by Jim's experience with "Mode Training" (which might be interesting in its own book, but interferes with this one). The story continues, but doesn't really advance.