[nana77]

I've read only "Don't bite the Sun" and "Day by Night", by Tanith Lee, at the moment.
I don't like when, because been too taken by other jobs, or tired, I prolong too much the reading of a novel, also the feeling that having had read a novel on another time or mood it would have felt different.
Althought I liked them very much, her writing style is just phenomenal; too I felt that "eccentric" part to bring me to the need of something classic, so I'm on "The House That Stood Still", by van Vogt.
The intro says it's the last novel from him before his dianetic period, from his very least "Los Angeles" moment, and the only novel to have a reminiscence from his again previous canadian time.