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Books
Susanne Clod Pedersen: Veulf
I think I like this better than the first (and I can definitely see why the new editions have just put them together as one book, the first in apparently a long series) - partly because Arnulf feels like he's growing up and is less of a brat, partly because the plot doesn't give him a lot of time to be a brat or any characters that would indulge that behaviour for a second. Not that the Jomsvikings are that good an environment (Toxic Masculinity 101, anyone?), but I suppose it's all part of growing up viking.
Joseph Fink & Cramer: Welcome to Night Vale
Hvad skoven skjuler: danske fantasynoveller
Niviaq Korneliussen: Homo sapienne
So, a short novel about the trials and tribulations of five young, queer people in modern day Greenland. Sounded better than it turned out to be. I mean, the idea is solid, it's just that I don't find young queer people having relationship dramas in original fiction more interesting than young not-queer people, so...
Richard K. Morgan: The Dark Defiles
Raise your hand, if you think Archeth is going to be Empress within a year of the end of the novel.
Helen Russell: The Year of Living Danishly: uncovering the secrets of the world's happiest country
Apparently, it's all down to the cinnamon buns.
Harald Voetmann: Syner og fristelser
Comics
Jason Aaron: Thor: The Last Days of Midgard
Lauri & Jaakko Ahonen: Lille fugl
Thomas Day: Wika et la fureur d'Obéron
Robert Kirkman: The Walking Dead: Life and Death
Hiro Mashima: Fairy Tail 24.
J. Michael Straczynski: Superman: Earth One 3.
Liv Strömquist: Ja till liv! - Liv Strömquists ABC
Liv Strömquist: Kunskapens frukt
Mark Waid: Daredevil 5.
G. Willow Wilson: Ms Marvel: No Normal
Total number of books and comics read this month: 17
Currently reading: Truet minoritet søger beskyttelse by Arthur Arnheim and Voices from Chernobyl by Svetlana Alexievich.
Total number of books and comics read this year: 193
Happy New Year. And what a disappointingly low number - *checks stats* - lowest since I started counting. What the hell am I doing wrong?
Susanne Clod Pedersen: Veulf
I think I like this better than the first (and I can definitely see why the new editions have just put them together as one book, the first in apparently a long series) - partly because Arnulf feels like he's growing up and is less of a brat, partly because the plot doesn't give him a lot of time to be a brat or any characters that would indulge that behaviour for a second. Not that the Jomsvikings are that good an environment (Toxic Masculinity 101, anyone?), but I suppose it's all part of growing up viking.
Joseph Fink & Cramer: Welcome to Night Vale
Hvad skoven skjuler: danske fantasynoveller
Niviaq Korneliussen: Homo sapienne
So, a short novel about the trials and tribulations of five young, queer people in modern day Greenland. Sounded better than it turned out to be. I mean, the idea is solid, it's just that I don't find young queer people having relationship dramas in original fiction more interesting than young not-queer people, so...
Richard K. Morgan: The Dark Defiles
Raise your hand, if you think Archeth is going to be Empress within a year of the end of the novel.
Helen Russell: The Year of Living Danishly: uncovering the secrets of the world's happiest country
Apparently, it's all down to the cinnamon buns.
Harald Voetmann: Syner og fristelser
Comics
Jason Aaron: Thor: The Last Days of Midgard
Lauri & Jaakko Ahonen: Lille fugl
Thomas Day: Wika et la fureur d'Obéron
Robert Kirkman: The Walking Dead: Life and Death
Hiro Mashima: Fairy Tail 24.
J. Michael Straczynski: Superman: Earth One 3.
Liv Strömquist: Ja till liv! - Liv Strömquists ABC
Liv Strömquist: Kunskapens frukt
Mark Waid: Daredevil 5.
G. Willow Wilson: Ms Marvel: No Normal
Total number of books and comics read this month: 17
Currently reading: Truet minoritet søger beskyttelse by Arthur Arnheim and Voices from Chernobyl by Svetlana Alexievich.
Total number of books and comics read this year: 193
Happy New Year. And what a disappointingly low number - *checks stats* - lowest since I started counting. What the hell am I doing wrong?