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[hellison]

Having spend the morning reading the first 3 Sandman collections (hurrah for amazon) I have only one thing to say


WANT
MORE
NOW

I forsee another spending spree :p Also going to try and find all my old Hellblazers down at home tonight, it's been far too long since I read them.
Started The Timetraveller's Wife, but my head is too full of all the Sandman stuff and it keeps leaking in, so I think I'll leave it for a day or so. Need something to clear my brain palate, as it were.

The stories that stay dancing round your head long after you've finished reading them are always the best ones though. And having read a whole pile of them in one sitting, I think I'm overloaded.

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[reuss.livejournal.com]

Sooooooo goooooood.

I love Neil Gaiman.

[mirrorshard.livejournal.com]

Doubled and redoubled.

Hm, lemme find a quotation from somewhere else...

Long after the curtain had closed and the stage-hands were sweeping the boards, he'd still be slouched there in a seat, wondering, And what happened then? - Charles de Lint, Trader.

[hellison.livejournal.com]

woo, Trader (and CdL) is another big favourite of mine ;)

[mirrorshard.livejournal.com]

They do tend to go together! My favourite is Someplace to be Flying, though Trader comes close.

[hellison.livejournal.com]

I have to agree again! Tho I also love Mulengro, even if the end does make me cry

[mirrorshard.livejournal.com]

I never really got into Mulengro, tbh - I have it on the shelf, should really re-read it someday, but for some reason bringing myself to re-read de Lint is hard, no matter how much I enjoy it once I'm in.