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Books
Kalle Dixelius: Dagen när James McDougal försvann
I think this book's biggest problem is how very - not surprising it is. People in modern Sweden manifest superpowers (possibly due to Chernobyl, that's not important), conveniently perfectly timed and equipped to prevent a nasty virus from getting loose and killing everybody. The end. And of course the socially invisible person is the one who suddenly can turn invisible - how I've-seen-that-before-(and-in-a-Swedish-story-too)...
Martin Gylling & Jakob Vølver: Turen går ad helvede til
Lone Hørslev: Dyrets år
Mette Julin: Ulvetid
Lea Korsgaard: Orgasmeland: da den seksuelle revolution kom til Danmark
Interesting. Well, it starts with an interesting look into the 30s fight for sexual revolution and free abortion and eventually ends with lots of people going pretty insane. Also UFOs and perfect orgasms saving the world and Sean Connery in a sex box and songs about free love disguising/disguised as songs about national freedom. And some people say history is dull...
Otto Frello: i fantasiens landskab...
It saddens me that I'll never have the money to afford a real Frello painting. That there will never be more of them. It saddens me that I will never get to see "Avislæseren". And I strongly doubt that house will ever be built - though I'd love to live in it. Just a single apartment. If ever I am the one to win 300 mio...
Comics
Brian Michael Bendis: All-new X-men: All-different
So, apparently these days the Marvel universe contains an opposite gender teenage clone of Wolverine...
Luc Brunschwig: Holmes (1854/1891?) 2. Les liens du sang
Jean Van Hamme: XIII: Le dernier round
Hajime Isayama: Attack on Titan 4.
Robert Kirkman: The Walking Dead 21.: All Out War Part Two
Boris Talijancic: Hammerfall: Les ombres du Svartalaheim
Wendy Pini: Elverfolket: den sidste jagt 2.
Len Wein: Before Watchmen: Ozymandias/Crimson Corsair
Total number of books and comics read this month: 14
Currently reading: Kazuo Ishiguro's The Buried Giant
Total number of books and comics read this year: 39
Kalle Dixelius: Dagen när James McDougal försvann
I think this book's biggest problem is how very - not surprising it is. People in modern Sweden manifest superpowers (possibly due to Chernobyl, that's not important), conveniently perfectly timed and equipped to prevent a nasty virus from getting loose and killing everybody. The end. And of course the socially invisible person is the one who suddenly can turn invisible - how I've-seen-that-before-(and-in-a-Swedish-story-too)...
Martin Gylling & Jakob Vølver: Turen går ad helvede til
Lone Hørslev: Dyrets år
Mette Julin: Ulvetid
Lea Korsgaard: Orgasmeland: da den seksuelle revolution kom til Danmark
Interesting. Well, it starts with an interesting look into the 30s fight for sexual revolution and free abortion and eventually ends with lots of people going pretty insane. Also UFOs and perfect orgasms saving the world and Sean Connery in a sex box and songs about free love disguising/disguised as songs about national freedom. And some people say history is dull...
Otto Frello: i fantasiens landskab...
It saddens me that I'll never have the money to afford a real Frello painting. That there will never be more of them. It saddens me that I will never get to see "Avislæseren". And I strongly doubt that house will ever be built - though I'd love to live in it. Just a single apartment. If ever I am the one to win 300 mio...
Comics
Brian Michael Bendis: All-new X-men: All-different
So, apparently these days the Marvel universe contains an opposite gender teenage clone of Wolverine...
Luc Brunschwig: Holmes (1854/1891?) 2. Les liens du sang
Jean Van Hamme: XIII: Le dernier round
Hajime Isayama: Attack on Titan 4.
Robert Kirkman: The Walking Dead 21.: All Out War Part Two
Boris Talijancic: Hammerfall: Les ombres du Svartalaheim
Wendy Pini: Elverfolket: den sidste jagt 2.
Len Wein: Before Watchmen: Ozymandias/Crimson Corsair
Total number of books and comics read this month: 14
Currently reading: Kazuo Ishiguro's The Buried Giant
Total number of books and comics read this year: 39
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