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posted by [identity profile] minervacat.livejournal.com at 11:46am on 31/05/2004
Right. Then I am decided that I will use my Borders gift card to get another Christopher Moore novel because hello, teh funneh! And Son of the Shadows. If it ever stops raining and I want to leave the house, that is.

Have you read Diana Wynne Jones' Fire and Hemlock? It's one of my very favorites; a lovely retelling of Tam Lin. It's just now back in print and totally worth a read.
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posted by [identity profile] swmbo.livejournal.com at 12:03pm on 31/05/2004
Ohh, I haven't! Although I've read a lot of her stuff, but that one I'd never seen in print. I must look for it!

And, god, yes Moore - I want to get Fluke next, although I still have the biggest soft spot ever for Bloodsucking Fiends, because it killed me dead.
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posted by [identity profile] minervacat.livejournal.com at 06:41pm on 31/05/2004
Lamb is the only Moore I've read; I'm going to pick up Bloodsucking Fiends with the gift card. Am mucho looking forward to it.
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posted by [identity profile] swmbo.livejournal.com at 06:43pm on 31/05/2004
Lamb is more...sophisticated, you can tell Bloodthirsty Fiends is older but it's...god, it's hysterical.

Also Practical Demonkeeping, the first of his books - you remember the demon Catch in Lamb? The one that was released? That entire scene is a reference to Practical Demonkeeping and the sequel.

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