Ahira's Hangar

Swords Against Wizardry, the last of my newly acquired Fritz Lieber books.

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I have been reading some werewolf urban fantasy lately...Kitty goes to War by Carrie Vaughn and Frostbitten by Kelley Armstrong. I really enjoy the Kitty series in particular.

Pratchett's The Last Continent. The God of Evolution rocks.

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The Iron Hunt by Marjorie Liu. Really weird urban fantasy featuring a main character who is a symbiont of sorts with a bunch of little demons. During the day they sleep on her skin in the form of tattoos. At night they spring into 3-D life...sort of enjoying it so far. We'll see.

Got the new Pratchett, Unseen Academicals as a belated birthday present from my boss. Reading it now.

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Moving Pictures

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A sort of weird (but good so far) stand alone by Carrie Vaughn called Discord's Apple. As the modern world seems to be building up to the apocalypse, a woman goes home to a dying Colorado town in the Great Plains to take care of her dying father. Turns out her family is in hereditary and mystical charge of a store room of all sorts of powerful supernatural objects from fairy tales, myths, and legends. And with the coming death of the world gods and other legendary figures are starting to converge on the family home...

Half way through The Warrior Prophet Great stuff

Hmm. I'm not a huge fan of urban fantasy in general. But I might read a series set in Denver.

I'm getting near the end of 'Under Red Seas and Red Skies' by Scott Lynch. I'm loving it; I like it better than the first book. But I wish I hadn't just committed myself to a 7 book series that's going to take 20 more years to be finished.

Sounds cool! Maybe I'll have to sneak that in between The Thousandfold Thought and some book by a guy we like called Against All Things Ending.

The Warrior Prophet is a little choppy and weird near the end but I see what he's doing-----Reminds me of Zindell's Ea Cycle in that way .