Thread: The Jim Butcher Files: Dresden . Codex Alera . Cinder Spires & More
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Old 12-15-2013, 04:31 PM   #3035
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I'm reading Steelheart and Mitosis, by Brandon Sanderson.

First time, and WOW he is a brilliant writer!
Glad to hear that response, as Steelheart is on my TBR (well, to-be-listened-to) list, too. I've enjoyed quite a few of Sanderson's books and I'm chomping at the bit for more Stormlight Archives, but the premise and intended audience (YA) of Steelheart didn't grab me. I'm looking forward to it a bit more now. I'll probably finish up Red Seas Under Red Skies, do two more Alera books, then Steelheart.

When I find/make time to read with my eyeballs, I'm reading The Sisters Brothers, a dark comedy about gunslingers for hire in the old west, which is brilliant so far. Dark comedy isn't always my favorite, but there's plenty of sympathy for the characters here.
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