Guns & Magic

Other Spaces, Other Times: A Life Spent in the Future by Robert Silverberg.

 

-David

 

The Clan Corporate by Charles Stross.

 

I liked the first book of this series. The second book, and this one, have become increasingly fractured and disjointed.

 

-David

 

The Hidden Family by Charles Stross.

 

-David

 

The Stupidest Angel: A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror by Christopher Moore.

 

-David

 

 

by David Michael

 

Her name didn’t come back to her right away. The first names that had come to mind after the initial shocks of selection and exit had been “Mom” and “Bill”, one of which wasn’t even a name, and the other wasn’t her name.

 

By the time she remembered that, before her death and damnation, her name had been Emily M-something March, she had already started responding to “Candy”. That’s what the demon called her, usually when pointing at things and demanding, “What is that, Candy?” Except it didn’t sound so much as if the demon pronounced her lack-of-a-name with a capital letter.

 

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The Family Trade by Charles Stross.

 

-David

 

 

by David Michael

 

Ange’s left eye twitched as she visualized a blue filament connecting her hand to her PO box, short-circuiting the distance between where she sat on a park bench in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the post office in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, a thousand miles away. She felt only cool metal against her fingertips. No mail today.

 

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Runaway Twin by Peg Kehret.

 

Before that I re-read (after reading it the first time about 30 years ago)…

 

The Cricket in Times Square by George Selden, with drawings by Garth Williams.

 

Is it obvious I ran out of books and started reading some of what my daughter had checked out of the library???

 

-David