but was it worth it?
Aug. 9th, 2004 10:56 amOne of the main things a person who's completely exhausted from four straight nights of bad sleep should not do, of course, is stay up till one a.m. reading. I therefore give you one guess what I did last night. Yep.
I was reading Blind Lake by Robert Charles Wilson, the only one of this year's Hugo Award nominees that I've so far been able to find at the library. It was a very interesting read (I mean, I don't stay up till 1a.m. for just any old book).
rainbow_goddess might be interested to know that the book makes some mention of Asperger's Syndrome, although it isn't a main focus of the plot.
( My review of the book, with minimal spoilage. )
Overall, a very good read. I would give it four out of five stars. Oh, and it definitely passes the Bechdel test, even if you don't count the little girl.
Now back to trying to track down copies of the other Hugo nominees. I went ahead and bought a copy of Lois Bujold's Paladin of Souls online, because who am I kidding, I have to own everything Lois wrote; but as for the others, looks like I'll be doing some interlibrary loan....
I was reading Blind Lake by Robert Charles Wilson, the only one of this year's Hugo Award nominees that I've so far been able to find at the library. It was a very interesting read (I mean, I don't stay up till 1a.m. for just any old book).
( My review of the book, with minimal spoilage. )
Overall, a very good read. I would give it four out of five stars. Oh, and it definitely passes the Bechdel test, even if you don't count the little girl.
Now back to trying to track down copies of the other Hugo nominees. I went ahead and bought a copy of Lois Bujold's Paladin of Souls online, because who am I kidding, I have to own everything Lois wrote; but as for the others, looks like I'll be doing some interlibrary loan....