What's YOUR Origin Story?
I love Star Trek, and if there is a convention involved, I really want to read about it (people watching aside, Bimbos of the Death Sun is a great book!). When I saw the pulpy cover of Quirk Books’Night of the Living Trekkies by Kevin David Anderson and Sam Stall, I was in!
Jim Pike survived 2 tours in Afghanistan, after which he decides to take a job doing something a little less stressful.
Both my husband and I are fans of the BBC series, Sherlock. Unfortunately, we are both not as familiar with the characters of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson.
Enter the BBC’s line of books released for the show. Granted, they are reprints of the original tales by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle—this affords the both of us the opportunity to read the original books that spawned the fandom.
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It’s Monday, that day of the week where Sheila at Book Journey asks us what we’re reading… Well, folks, you asked for it.
This is what I’m currently reading…
Doctor Who:Crawling Terror is purely for review (and fun). Pride and Prejudice is my ‘I have to read this this summer’
As a Whovian, I have a responsibility to read anything and everything about the Doctor I can get my hands onto, especially since I live in America, and we may have to wait for months to get our ‘fix’ of the doctor. The Doctor is almost always portrayed as the good guy, which I completely believe. However, it is nice to see the opposite side of things—James Goss shows us this side of the Doctor in Doctor Who: The Blood Cell.
One of my favorite books of all time, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is now a Harper Perennial Olive Edition.
I picked this up on my own, but check out Harper’s site for more details.
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DC one shots and launch of teen titans and suicide squad… #heaven #comics
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