Willekeurige boeken van jermThe Island of the Day Before door Umberto Eco The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963 door Christopher Paul Curtis The Eyre Affair door Jasper Fforde Seabiscuit door Laura Hillenbrand One Knight Only door Peter David Midnighters #1: The Secret Hour (Midnighters) door Scott Westerfeld The Hero with a Thousand Faces (Mythos Books) door Joseph Campbell Leden met boeken van jermVerbanden tussen ledenVrienden: alwright1, JWeddle, LittleRedWagon, othersam, sparksflyup RSS feeds
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 Lid: jermVerzamelingenMijn bibliotheek (910) Besprekingen31 besprekingen TrefwoordenMythology/Folklore (83), Sci/Fi Star Wars (51), Sci/Fi (47), Sci/Fi - Classic (19), Saga (17), History (17), Young Adult (13), Timeless Science Fiction (11), Fantasy (10), Infectious Diseases (6) — alle trefwoorden Wolkentrefwoordenwolk, schrijverswolk GroepenLibrarian/Cartoonists Favoriete schrijversAlfred Bester, Bill Bryson, Sam Enthoven, John Green, Rudyard Kipling, William Nicholson, Patrick O'Brian, Jon Scieszka, Neal Stephenson, Markus Zusak (Gemeenschappelijke favorieten) Over mijzelfLibrarian/Cartoonist/Music Collector/Book fiend/MLIS Over mijn boekena Sickness of Books Homepagehttp://www.jerm.us Lidmaatschap Werkelijke naamJeremy WoonplaatsBirmingham, AL E-mailjermaday Soort gebruikeropenbaar, levenslang Verbanden nieuwsVerbanden nieuws URL's
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door jerm op 9:59 pm (EST) om May 31, 2009
That's a huge compliment, your comparing Black Tat to Jonathan Stroud's Bartimaeus trilogy: I loved those books, so thank you very much! Here in London (UK) I'm blushing a bit, but you've put a big smile on my face. :)
Thanks, too, for recommending Alfred Bester. I have read 'The Stars My Destination' and enjoyed it immensely, but since we're on a classic SF tip(!) have you tried 'Blood Music', by Greg Bear? It's about nanotechnology, and it's an astonishingly fresh and prescient treatment of the subject - particularly considering the book's now about twenty years old. I think it's terrific. It was a big inspiration for TIM, too - as you'll probably notice when that comes out next March. Hee hee hee! ;)
Thanks so much for getting in touch. I'm delighted you enjoyed Black Tat (and that you're recommending it to people in Birmingham, AL! -YAY!) but it's very kind of you to take the time to write and tell me so - much appreciated.
Very best wishes to you,
Sam
door othersam op 8:47 am (EST) om Aug 29, 2007