Glad to hear that you're able to type a little bit with the new splint. Wishing you a continued swift recovery!
I did not make any progress on the novels, so was basically just voting for SDG, but, like, I'm fine with that. I do want to give Saint of Bright Doors a shot before the results, though. We'll see how it goes. (I made it 5% into Starter Villain, and those 5% were indeed fine :P
Mammoths was great! I love the other Singing Hills books, and was a little worried about a more personal/Chih-focused story living up to what I love about Empress of Salt and Fortune and Into the Riverlands, which tends to be the stories inside stories and the other people Chih meets, but I needn't have worried -- I loved this one too, and found it very moving, and it's at the top of my list as well.
I also liked 'Mimicking' (more than you, it sounds like), but those are the only ones I've read in full. I started Thornhedge, and I expect I will read it eventually and like it, because I pretty much always enjoy T.Kingfisher, but it just wasn't grabbing me that much.
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Date: 2024-07-19 07:52 pm (UTC)I did not make any progress on the novels, so was basically just voting for SDG, but, like, I'm fine with that. I do want to give Saint of Bright Doors a shot before the results, though. We'll see how it goes. (I made it 5% into Starter Villain, and those 5% were indeed fine :P
Mammoths was great! I love the other Singing Hills books, and was a little worried about a more personal/Chih-focused story living up to what I love about Empress of Salt and Fortune and Into the Riverlands, which tends to be the stories inside stories and the other people Chih meets, but I needn't have worried -- I loved this one too, and found it very moving, and it's at the top of my list as well.
I also liked 'Mimicking' (more than you, it sounds like), but those are the only ones I've read in full. I started Thornhedge, and I expect I will read it eventually and like it, because I pretty much always enjoy T.Kingfisher, but it just wasn't grabbing me that much.