Temporal Paradox

Alas, Babylon is fantastic.

The Muslims of Granada are going to put a halt to the Reconquista and take back the Iberian Peninsula.

Alas, Babylon is incredible. It's sitting on my night table right now, after I re-read it for the fourth or fifth time.

How do you decide on what books to discuss? Newer stuff mainly?

Good book, I'm excited for the new one to come out.

How do you decide on what books to discuss? Newer stuff mainly?

At the end of each month we take nominations for the following month. When some nominees are decided on, we vote.

Last month we did Fantasy, and that's sort of our bread and butter, so we made a promise to ourselves to choose a book without dragons in it this time. Someone got smart and proposed the Way of Kings (which is Fantasy, but has no dragons, afaik), but diversity triumphed in the electoral college.

Alas, Babylon is incredible. It's sitting on my night table right now, after I re-read it for the fourth or fifth time.

If you do not participate in the May discussions, I shall be very sad and think bad things about you.

I just took over Europe as Sweden in EU3. What have you done today?

Oh wow, Alas Babylon! That book was excellent. I haven't read it in years but I'll definitely have to pop over and check it out.

The Muslims of Granada are going to put a halt to the Reconquista and take back the Iberian Peninsula.

On EU2? that would be some feat. I tried it myself a couple of times....and failed miserably.

I have two copies of this sitting on my bookshelf. This would be an excellent excuse to read it for the whatever-th time.

On EU2? that would be some feat. I tried it myself a couple of times....and failed miserably.

EU3 and its a struggle. I won't lie, it took me several tries to get on my feet.

Thanks for the invite. Your blog actually reminded me that I needed to head over.