Though the last lights off the black west went |
Oh, morning, at the brown brink eastward, springs. |
(Those captions are from Gerard Manley Hopkins, "God's Grandeur").
And with that for the nod to the solstice, a little year-end fun. This blob will be a bit spotty in the next week or two, so this is my reading round-up, with a little help from Bruce's Shelfies at The Bookshelf Gargoyle: My year in books. Take these answers in the spirit intended, and check out Bruce's year! If you want to join the fun, just be sure to give the Gargoyle due credit. I'll give a nod as well to Jemima Pett who called my attention to it!
So far, I would describe this year as being: Between Planets
I’m tipping that the next big thing in Reality TV shows will be: The Bad-Ass Librarians of Timbuktu
I could have cried when: Summerlost
I would love to have some respite from: The Black Thumb
The most unexpected thing that happened this year involved: Dragons at Crumbling Castle
My non-bookish friends would say I: Dare to Disappoint
My motto for 2017 will be: One Perfect Shot
I am most looking forward to: The Turn of the Tide
A recurring dream I’ve had this year features: Murder Most Malicious
If you looked under my couch you would see: The Vampire Mechanic
If I could no longer blog, I would probably pursue a career in: Finding Clarity
Something most people don’t know about me is: R...My Name is Rachel
Titles link either to my review or to the book's Goodreads page if I haven't posted a review. There are a number here that I assumed I had reviewed, but apparently just read and enjoyed!
©Rebecca M. Douglass, 2016
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One Perfect Shot - yes, I'd take that. :D
ReplyDeleteLOL! However you want to interpret it. I wouldn't mind one shot at perfection...
DeleteI hope with all my stony heart that your prediction for next year's reality TV craze is correct!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't that be wonderful? That, by the way, isn't a bad book to start with for understanding some tiny part of the chaos in that part of the world.
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