Just now, I received three books. Diagnosis:Terminal, Nightkill, and Masque. Bluesman Mike sent them to me. Thank you, Mike. And especially thank you FPW.

Still, I'm reading GATEWAYS, but next books are waiting. Crisscross, Midnight Mass, The Fifth Harmonic, Soft and Others(from Scott), and Diagnosis:Terminal, Nightkill, Masque......Oh, these days I don't read Japanese edition's novels. :p

If this is your case, what do you read? What is your next recommendation?

Just now, I received three books. Diagnosis:Terminal, Nightkill, and Masque. Bluesman Mike sent them to me. Thank you, Mike. And especially thank you FPW.

Still, I'm reading GATEWAYS, but next books are waiting. Crisscross, Midnight Mass, The Fifth Harmonic, Soft and Others(from Scott), and Diagnosis:Terminal, Nightkill, Masque......Oh, these days I don't read Japanese edition's novels. :p

If this is your case, what do you read? What is your next recommendation?

I think I would choose something by FPW! Honestley if your're on Gateways, read Crisscross next. Then take a break from Jack and read either Masque (for Sci-Fi) or Nightkill. If it was me it would be Nightkill. (IMO)
KRW


KRW

I think I would choose something by FPW! Honestley if your're on Gateways, read Crisscross next. Then take a break from Jack and read either Masque (for Sci-Fi) or Nightkill. If it was me it would be Nightkill. (IMO)
KRW


KRW

I was just about to jump in and say read "Deep as the Marrow" right away! But that's not one of the books listed, is it? At any rate, that is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE non-RJ book, bar none.

I was just about to jump in and say read "Deep as the Marrow" right away! But that's not one of the books listed, is it? At any rate, that is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE non-RJ book, bar none.

It was certainly moving and powerful. But how about DYDEETOWN WORLD?

It was certainly moving and powerful. But how about DYDEETOWN WORLD?

I'll tell you after I read "Dydeetown World" again. But as far as my memory goes and my recollection of the experience of reading both, "Deep as the Marrow" is the winner for me. It's all about Poppy. Poppy is my gal. As I wrote on another thread, when I grow up, I'd like to be the kind of woman that Poppy is - absolutely fierce, true to herself and noble. She's a one of a kind heroine.

I'll tell you after I read "Dydeetown World" again. But as far as my memory goes and my recollection of the experience of reading both, "Deep as the Marrow" is the winner for me. It's all about Poppy. Poppy is my gal. As I wrote on another thread, when I grow up, I'd like to be the kind of woman that Poppy is - absolutely fierce, true to herself and noble. She's a one of a kind heroine.

She sure had guts and savvy. Kinda like a Heinlein heroine...

It's all about Poppy. Poppy is my gal. As I wrote on another thread, when I grow up, I'd like to be the kind of woman that Poppy is - absolutely fierce, true to herself and noble. She's a one of a kind heroine.

I love the "when I grow up" line . I use it too and get a lot of wierd looks. I don't say it for wierd looks, but to express a goal I have or a place I hope to eventually be in my life. I'd be fooling myself to pretend I'm not going to grow or mature from this point.

I love the "when I grow up" line . I use it too and get a lot of wierd looks. I don't say it for wierd looks, but to express a goal I have or a place I hope to eventually be in my life. I'd be fooling myself to pretend I'm not going to grow or mature from this point.

Once again I see we think alike, Stacy. Although maybe you should be afraid of that!

Once again I see we think alike, Stacy. Although maybe you should be afraid of that!

Think so?? Nah, I'm not scared if you're not!

Think so?? Nah, I'm not scared if you're not!

Me neither!