I don't often re-read books... in fact, now that I sit and think about it, I can only think of a handful of times in which I've read a book more than once - The Hitchhikers Trilogy, one or two of the Narnia books, and the incredibly underrated MYST books, with maybe a few others that I'm just forgetting at the moment.
So when I say that I've started re-reading The Name of the Wind, (which I'm sure you've all heard of by this point, considering I've talked about it and had an ad run for it in the past) know that it's in a small community of books in that regard. I figured, hey - the next book is due out in April of next year, so I'd better start re-familiarizing myself with the story and characters. At first, I just started reading it at night, while Liz is getting ready for bed, so it gives me 10 minutes or so to read, and I figured it'd pace it out well enough so that I ended not long before the next book comes out.
Except this isn't any NORMAL book. I find myself staying up a little longer to read just ONE more chapter, which turns into FIVE more chapters. And this is a book I already know every part of! I've READ it... and only a year and a half ago, no less! I'm just floored that I can be THIS into a book that I've already read. It's madness. If you haven't picked it up yet, for the love of GOD, go to your local bookstore and get it. I mean it. This book is phenomenal.
Greg (Holding prop): Allrighty... I went ahead and set up the secondary router out here and ran a cable to the DirecTV box. Liz
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Greg (Holding prop): And if I've got things right, it looks like... Yep! We can now take full advantage of On-Demand programming! Liz: Yay!
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Greg (Holding prop): ...And whether or not that's actually a positive thing remains to be seen. Liz: Well, um... We can watch a clip of The Colbert Report from 2006, or a documentary about cheese making.
The Name of The Wind
in rant by sagus
Posted at 01:25 PM on Tuesday, August 19, 2008
I don't often re-read books... in fact, now that I sit and think about it, I can only think of a handful of times in which I've read a book more than once - The Hitchhikers Trilogy, one or two of the Narnia books, and the incredibly underrated MYST books, with maybe a few others that I'm just forgetting at the moment.
So when I say that I've started re-reading The Name of the Wind, (which I'm sure you've all heard of by this point, considering I've talked about it and had an ad run for it in the past) know that it's in a small community of books in that regard. I figured, hey - the next book is due out in April of next year, so I'd better start re-familiarizing myself with the story and characters. At first, I just started reading it at night, while Liz is getting ready for bed, so it gives me 10 minutes or so to read, and I figured it'd pace it out well enough so that I ended not long before the next book comes out.
Except this isn't any NORMAL book. I find myself staying up a little longer to read just ONE more chapter, which turns into FIVE more chapters. And this is a book I already know every part of! I've READ it... and only a year and a half ago, no less! I'm just floored that I can be THIS into a book that I've already read. It's madness. If you haven't picked it up yet, for the love of GOD, go to your local bookstore and get it. I mean it. This book is phenomenal.
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Liz: Well, um... We can watch a clip of The Colbert Report from 2006, or a documentary about cheese making.
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