Where are you in Fantasyland? March, 2015

Still reading The Very Best of Charles de Lint.

I've just left The Invisible Library and am returning to Orthe.

Still at Hogwarts with Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

In Minneapolis with Eddi McCandry and various supernatural beings in War for the Oaks by Emma Bull, which somehow I missed reading all these years. So far, so good.

Mostly in Terre d'Ange and environs with Kushiel's Avatar.

I'm also spending a bit of time in ancient Ethiopia, trying to remember whether I've already read The Empty Kingdom or not. I think not, but my copy has some dog-eared pages in the beginning that make me think I've been down this road before.

>4 rshart3:, I've tagged that one myself as a must-visit-someday (alongside similar titles, at least in my mind, like Little, Big and Mythago Wood). Congrats on getting to it.

>5 Niko:, you seem to be developing a theme in your reading.

Cecrow: Heh, ancient China, ancient Ethiopia, yeah. :) It's mostly coincidental... I've chosen the last few reads entirely on what had been on my TBR list the longest... :)

I'm in the warm, green Chalk country of Terry Pratchett's Discworld with Wee Free Men. This is my first Discworld novel.

I'm a bit scattered lately, spending time on Orthe as well (Ancient Light group read here if anyone's interested), but also spending time in Emelan subject to The Will of the Empress (going better than Battle Magic so far), just boarding the Elthoria in Balance of Trade (can't decide if this is a re-read or not but enjoying spending time with someone other than Clan Korval in this universe), and in the Emperor's palace with a Forger trying to fix The Emperor's Soul (my first Sanderson- interesting so far, but I'm finding the underpinnings of magic system distractingly inconsistent).

I'm in Chicago in Skin Game.

Finished The Very Best of Charles de Lint and started Splendors and Glooms by Laura Amy Schlitz.

In the city of Armethalieh in the beginning of The Outstretched Shadow.

Trying to catch up on my Incryptid reading so I'm in New York with Midnight Blue-Light Special by Seanan McGuire

I have just finished Traitor's Blade by Sebastien de Castell and now I am hunting for the next in the series - Knight's Shadow.

Now reading Terry Pratchett's The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents, winner of a number of awards.

>14 nhlsecord: The touchstone for "Knight's Shadow" points to The Bookseller of Kabul by Åsne Seierstad. There doesn't appear to be a touchstone for your book under that title.

>8 nrmay:
's a good place to be.

Reading the Tiffany Aching books to my kids is one of my greatest achievements

North American southwest in Patricia Briggs' Dead Heat.

I'm heading to Ankh-Morpork and joining the search for The Fifth Elephant.

RIP Sir Terry Pratchett.

What can I say. I own all 40 of his Disc World novels and am slowly acquiring his Diaries etc.
I will miss Sir T.

RIP.

Sorry Group.

I thought I was posting to a tribute to Sir Terry. I tried to delete my message but...
I guess it doesn't matter where I post my tribute.

Guido.

Now back in Letheras, Lether in Dust of Dreams as Adjunct Tavore prepares for a reading of the Deck of Dragons.

20, 21> I'm rereading all forty books of his Discworld books. I'm currently at Sourcery, although I accidentally went ahead and read Wyrd Sisters.

In the Urwald, having just finished on Kindle Jinx and Jinx's Magic by Sage Blackwood, and I've got the upcoming (March 24) of Jinx's Fire on Kindle pre-order

Just left New York in Midnight Blue-Light Special by Seanan McGuire. I love these books and I love the incryptid world. She's so talented.

In the city of L’Excelsis in Imager by L.E. Modesitt.

I'm in Tor Leonne, looking for The broken crown.

27: Good luck with that! (Never managed to find it myself, but I met lots of interesting people along the way.)

>27 Sakerfalcon:, that one's fallen within range of my radar too, thanks to LT discussion.

I'm reading Forsaken.

Back in the Urwald for the final installment, Jinx's Magic, just released on Kindle in the wee hours this morning.

>27 Sakerfalcon: Nice! I've just started a re-read of The hidden city myself. (Touchstone doesn't work...)

In Newford, finishing up The Very Best of Charles de Lint.

I'm heading back to NYC to visit with the Aeslin mice and see what trouble Verity Price can get into in Midnight Blue Light Special.

Started A Cruel Wind by Glen Cook.

In Camelot following the life of The Once and Future King by T.H. White.

In Chicago with Harry Dresden in Skin Game.

In Village Drowning with Riley Willow O'Chanter (Rye) in the first volume of The Luck Uglies.