Quickie Updates!

By On October 22, 2009 · 2 Comments

As you can probably tell from the reviews I’ve posted in the past couple of days, I survived my Master’s comprehensive exams. Oh, and I passed them.

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Now… time to write a proposal for my not-a-thesis project. No rest for the wicked… or for the grad students.

BUT I do have a few more reviews coming down the pipeline! I just finished Gail Carriger’s Soulless, which I loved, and I should have a review written either tonight or tomorrow. I’m also planning a review for The Very Best of Fantasy & Science Fiction anthology coming up soon, and I just finished reading Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert’s magnificent 1602, so if I have enough sanity left, I’ll review that one, too.

And in a bit of old news, Tor has released the prologue to The Gathering Storm, in Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series, for purchase as an ebook. Check it out here!

 
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The Discriminating Fangirl, who is more likely to answer to Pamela if you shout it at her, is the proud owner of an MA in English, focusing on children's/young adult literature and popular culture. She's now not using that degree to work as a project manager for a mobile app company. She reads voraciously, loves geeky movies and tv shows, reads comic books as long as she's not pissed off at Marvel, and when she's procrastinating, she enjoys playing video games. She can be contacted at t.d.fangirl @ gmail.com and followed on Twitter @tdfangirl.

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  • Jennifer

    Rarrgh. I am jealous. I got to look at an ARC of Soulless when I was at ALA this year and the publisher said they’d send me a copy but never did. It looked really interesting, and from the sounds of it, I would enjoy it as much as you did. I am sad they never got back to me. :(

  • http://www.thediscriminatingfangirl.com TDF Pamela

    I think you’d definitely enjoy it. It’s reminiscent of Elizabeth Peters’s Amelia Peabody books, if you’ve read those, only with supernatural creatures and a steampunk-ish setting.

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