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The Spanish Bow - currently listening to this, and loving it
The Terror
Imperium
Sabriel
Lirael
Abhorsen
Cry To Heaven - a bit trashy, but Tim Curry's narration is fabulous
Devil in the White City
The Talisman
Black House
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell
Alias Gra ... Cry to Heaven by Anne Rice
The only one I've read is Cry to Heaven, which is a fascinating book. It is flawed, plotwise (sometimes it seems like Rice gets a little fast & loose and needs to be reined in), but I'm glad it was included because Anne Rice has delved into some interesting subjects and obviously researches them ... ... Stein
Black Women Writers at Work, Claudia Tate, ed.
Claiming Breath, Diane Glancy
Cosima, Grazia Deledda
Cry to Heaven, Anne Rice
Dancing on the Edge of the World, Ursula Le Guin
Daybook, Anne Truitt
Elizabeth Bishop: The Collected Prose, Elizabeth Bishop
Frida, Hay ... ... they came out, so I've been a fan for years. Not a huge fan of the Mayfair series, though I have read them as well. I loved Cry To Heaven and Feast of All Saints as well. Once Ms. Rice hit Memnoch The Devil my interest began to wane, though I did like The Vampire Armand.
I quite ... ... stay out of the bookstore. Added to may already enormous TBR pile is The Blood Books, Vol. II by Tanya Huff and Cry to Heaven by Anne Rice. ... (love the moniker) ;)
I've read and enjoyed all (and reread some) of Anne Rice's novels except Violin and Cry to Heaven (I think I just wasn't in the mood at the time). Particularly loved Interview with a Vampire and The Witching Hour. I even like her latest novel ~ Chris ... Harry and the Wrinklies
Six Cousins at Mistletoe Farm
A Little Princess
The Secret Garden
What Katy Did
Cry to Heaven Most popular: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
(11, 404 owners)
100th Most Popular: Cry to Heaven by Anne Rice
(450 owners-I haven't read this yet)
10% most popular: take your pick of Choke with 1650 owners or The Shining with 1627 owners
Finally, I have twenty-four ... ... of Pittsburgh and The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon, Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides, Cry to Heaven by Anne Rice), and I've read the short story of Brokeback Mountain by Annie Proulx, but this is the first book about same-sex relationships I've read where ... ... the Vampire. Stan's poetry does zip for me. Anne's post-Interview books fail to appeal much, though I thought Cry to Heaven was good enough to read. Christopher, well, not my taste. He's not selling based on his mama's reputation, though, as he has a following all his own. Just finished Cry to Heaven this morning, which was a thoroughly good romp and as a student of opera, I appreciate Rice's research.
About 4 chapters deep into Of Two Minds: The Revolutionary Science of Dual-Brain Psychology by Fredric Schiffer borrowed from the library. Fascinating ... ... Pargeter, Iain Pears, Dov Silverman, Sigrid Undset, Mika Waltari
Anne Rice has 2 that are good A Cry to Heaven and The Feast of All Saints. Georgette Heyer has a wonderful book about William the Conqueror, The Conqueror. Naguib Mahfouz has 3 books set in ... ... and he does a fantastic job at it. Some of these include (ones that I've listened to so far...) Sabriel, Belladonna, Cry to Heaven, Dangerous Fortune, Night Over Water, Mr. Phillips, and Music of the Spheres.
Recently I've found an interest in Dean Koontz thanks to ...
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