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 A Heroine of the World - Tanith Lee
 A Heroine of the World - Tanith Lee ... cannon and musketry predominate on the battlefield.Newest Review: ... Koran. Considering the amount of praying that the manuscript will be accepted this time that I usually do, it seemed only ... more ... advisable to put the two together. On the darker reaches, behind things and tucked into corners, are the evidence of an immature literary taste, and some of the things that after reading I decided I shouldn't have bought after all. Give to charity, maybe, but I've only ever binned one book, and it was On Wings of Song, by I think either Delany or Zelazny. It was touted as one of the hundred best SF novels. Hundred sickest, perhaps. To ...more |
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A Heroine of the World - Tanith Lee: Perhaps not quite second in line for the bin, but pretty clo ... (1015 words)
by - written on 19/03/01 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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As most people probably do, I have a filing system of sorts in operation on my shelves. As most people probably are, it's something of a chaotic mess. There are principles I adhere to- at the expense of letting the rest go hang. The main top shelf is textbooks and cartoons (and which has the higher information content I doubt I could give an instant judgement), as are most of the sideboard- cupboard stacks and piles on top of them and the small bookcases. Among the floor stacks, there are three 'pending' piles, for things to be read next- as soon as I finish what I'm currently on; one of things that I'll almost certainly not get around to reading in ... Read the complete review
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