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Last book for 2004
30. Flatland - Edwin Abbott [809/1517 53.32%]
Finally got to read this. It was...interesting... Not the book I'd choose to be the last thing I read in 2004, but that's how it ended up (I'm only half way through James Marrow's newest short story collection).
Over the holidays I got rid of a few books I've read and several that I don't think I'll ever get to (mostly old SF short story collections). In the process I managed to offset all the books I picked up over the same time period. I got all the rest of Christopher Moore's books for christmas and some misc SF/Fantasy (de Lint, Willis, Hamilton) at a used bookstore. The net result is I've got 28 books to go to meet my 2005 goal (yay!).
Finally got to read this. It was...interesting... Not the book I'd choose to be the last thing I read in 2004, but that's how it ended up (I'm only half way through James Marrow's newest short story collection).
Over the holidays I got rid of a few books I've read and several that I don't think I'll ever get to (mostly old SF short story collections). In the process I managed to offset all the books I picked up over the same time period. I got all the rest of Christopher Moore's books for christmas and some misc SF/Fantasy (de Lint, Willis, Hamilton) at a used bookstore. The net result is I've got 28 books to go to meet my 2005 goal (yay!).
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