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The Call of the Wild and White Fang by Jack London

American Gods by Neil Gaiman

Stone of Tears (Sword of Truth S.) by Terry Goodkind

The Apprentice by Tess Gerritsen

Eragon (Inheritance Cycle) by Christopher Paolini

Jedi Search (Jedi Academy S.) by Kevin J. Anderson

The World's Greatest Mysteries by Nigel Blundell

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Member: AHS-Wolfy

CollectionsYour library (659), Currently reading (2), To read (151), Read but unowned (11), All collections (670)

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TagsFantasy (319), Sci-Fi (152), TBR (152), Humour (107), 999 challenge (80), Crime (75), Thriller (64), Mystery (36), Historical Fiction (25), Discworld (24) — see all tags

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Groups1010 Category Challenge, 40-Something Library Thingers, 999 Challenge, Alphabet Challenges, Brits, Crime, Thriller & Mystery, FantasyFans, Fifty States Fiction (or Nonfiction) Challenge, Japanese Culture, Manga and Anime Addicts — show all groups

Favorite authorsRobert Asprin, Christopher Brookmyre, Raymond E. Feist, Neil Gaiman, Robert A. Heinlein, Frank Herbert, Robert Jordan, George R. R. Martin, Anne McCaffrey (Shared favorites)

Favorite bookstoresWaterstone's Manchester Arndale, Waterstone's Manchester Deansgate

About meRecently changed my user name from djay666. As Wolfy was already taken, I've added the AHS tag to my new name. I'm a 43 year old confirmed bachelor (wouldn't be fair to inflict me on anyone permanently) born and bred in Manchester, England where I've lived all my life.

Prior to participating in this wonderful place I had mainly stuck my head into the Fantasy genre with a bit of Sci-Fi thrown in for a change. This year I am looking to expand my horizons and have undertaken the 999 and Reading Globally challenges with this in mind.

My reading challenges: 999 Challenge (Finished 12th November 2009)
1010 Category
Reading Globally
European Mystery Tour
50 US States Mystery Tour
Alphabet Challenges

Other passions include Japanese rock music and anime. Alternatively known as [AN]Wölf_Brother in my anime communities.

About my libraryEverything listed in My Library is physically owned by me. I've never been great at reviewing or rating things so don't expect too much from me on that score.

Guide to my ratings

* - Didn't like the story or the style of writing
** - Didn't really like it but has some redeeming qualities
*** - A decent to ok read
**** - Very good
***** - Excellent
Read but unrated probably means I don't remember enough about the book since I read it last.

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Real nameDave

LocationManchester, UK

Emaildjay666hotmail.com

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Common KnowledgeSeries (216), Awards (275), Characters (4216), Places (912)

Member sinceJan 14, 2006

Currently readingInspector Morse: The Complete Collection (Boxed Set) by Colin Dexter
Killing Floor by Lee Child

Most recent activity

AHS-Wolfy added:
Mistborn Trilogy Boxed Set by Brandon Sanderson

AHS-Wolfy rated:
Divorcing Jack by Colin Bateman

AHS-Wolfy added:
The Unbearable Lightness of Being in Aberystwyth by Malcolm Pryce

AHS-Wolfy added:
Devil in a Blue Dress (Mask Noir) by Walter Mosley

AHS-Wolfy added:
The Vesuvius Club: A Lucifer Box Novel by Mark Gatiss

AHS-Wolfy rated:
The Sacred Art of Stealing by Christopher Brookmyre

thank you for joining. I hope you like the group.

posted by novelandmangacrazy at 11:20 pm (EST) on Nov 18, 2009

you had alot of topics we both had looked up, so i desided... why not. lol

btw..way that a compliment? :P

posted by shelbyh17 at 11:14 am (EST) on Nov 10, 2009

Thank you for participating in my new thread.

posted by callmejacx at 8:30 pm (EST) on Jun 18, 2009

hey--just wanted to say i was so taken by the title of the book by brookmyre you posted on the 'silly game' group, A Tale Etched in Blood and Hard Black Pencil, that i looked up the author. unfortunately, the only way to get them on cd in the US is, as with terry pratchett, to order them from the UK at about $80 a pop and i can't afford that. americans are sooooo clueless. ;)

i did find downloads of the *rubber ducks* and *snowball in hell* that were affordable. i've listened to a sample of *snowball* and am quite taken with it so have bought the mp3.

thanks for broadening my horizons. :)

posted by mirrordrum at 9:11 pm (EST) on Jun 17, 2009

Thank you for joining my thread

posted by callmejacx at 5:19 pm (EST) on Jun 14, 2009

Inviting some people to the thread I just started. Thought it might be of interest to you.

http://www.librarything.com/topic/66785

posted by callmejacx at 10:04 pm (EST) on Jun 13, 2009

Hey there Dave. A few years ago I had never heard of our friend Jeeves. My husband loves all the old British shows and turned me into a Jeeves fan. I have to agree with you about reading and seeing these facial expressions and ways. It really is an enjoyable read. I think I may have read two but not sure. I have picked up a few more along the way that I just haven't got around to yet. There are just too many books out there that I feel I have to read. I never know what the next book will be. I keep it as a surprise to myself. I have many many books that I myself own but friends to recommend books to me and ask me to read them. For the most part I do enjoy them all. I feel they have all made me think, feel, learn, and all have given me a place to go to other than my busy life.

I am glad that you are enjoying your book. I will have to check out your library before I forget.

posted by callmejacx at 7:21 pm (EST) on Jun 12, 2009

Seeing that you were reading Carry on Jeeves. I believe that is the only book of his too but what a delightful book it is. I have many times seen the show on tv, but the book is so much better, don't you think?

posted by callmejacx at 4:37 pm (EST) on Jun 12, 2009

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