Shortcuts and news

Stories - Edited by Neil Gaiman and Al Sarrantonio.
I finally got around to finishing this anthology of short stories, as previously mentioned here.
I really liked it, as I said in the previous post, it's not something to be read in one sitting, I suggest dipping in and out of it. The stories themselves are fun, weird and somewhat wonderful. If you can, try and get hold of a copy.

I'm still contemplating combining this blog with my other blog. I don't get to post very often at the moment, because I'm busy with work and uni. If I did combine it, would those of you who read this come too? Also if you have any suggestions about ways to improve it/make things simpler please comment and let me know. I like writing about the books I'm reading and other literature related stuff, but having it all on one blog might just simplify things, or possibly complicate them, I'm not sure. So anything anyone wants to add to my internal debate, please feel free to say.

Here are a few book/lit related links to give you something to click on this week!!

This is a nice little online graphic novel 

Book Depository's Book of the Week

Penguin launch their Puffin Digital Prize 2011 

Neil Gaiman related PostSecretalike site!!!

This is hilarious!

If you're not already following Clarissa Draper you should be (especially if you like crime fiction/want to be a writer)

If you have any links for me, please post them in the comments. Right, off to attempt another assault on Dickens!!

A few changes

I'm thinking of combining this blog with my other, more personal, less book-orientated blog, as running two and remembering to post things here isn't working out too well. So for now at least, there will be duplicate book posts here and also on the other blog.