Where are you in Fantasyland, January 2017

Getting the month started. Still working on The Cormorant.

I'm starting the new year off in Discworld with The Colour of Magic.

I'm in Mexico City with Signal to noise.

>3 Sakerfalcon: Curious how you'll find it. I read it not so long ago, and if I remember correctly, I wasn't completely satisfied with it.

Currently reading the Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss...

Taking the plunge into Dust of Dreams, in hopes of finally finishing the main Malazan series. 2016 was a year of a lot of shorter reads for me, so jumping back into these is especially daunting.

>4 zjakkelien: I've just finished and I'm glad I read it although it felt rushed at the end. Meche is a fascinating and really quite horrible character, but you can see why her friends stick with her for so long. It was the present day story that I think was weak; it was ridiculous that Meche still hadn't grown up enough to be civil to Sebastian when they meet again after 20 years. So when they got together at the end it didn't feel real; I couldn't see the change happen in her. I liked the Mexico City setting a lot, and the music-based magic.

Reading The Heart of What Was Lost by Tad Williams.

I'm re-reading Rivers of London before reading the rest of the series.

Time to finish up the Mistborn trilogy with The Hero of Ages.

>8 seitherin:, nice! I'm reading Shadowplay, had this series waiting on the shelf for years and think I'll get through it first before returning to Osten Ard.

>11 Cecrow: Nice. I hope you enjoy the books.

Traveling out of Elendel looking for The Bands of Mourning.

Learning magic in Memories of Ash.

>7 Sakerfalcon: Yeah, I had a problem with that as well. I didn't like Meche in either timeline. Her reactions as an adult are disappointing, and also as a teenager, she did some disgusting things.

I thought it was a pity, because I did like the music magic and the setting.

Tried Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, couldn't get into it. Pacing!

I'm in Chicago with Harry Dresden in Dead beat.

I enjoyed Peter Beagle's new novel Summerlong.

I'm now in C19th San Francisco Chinatown with The girl with ghost eyes.

I just left the Realm of the Elderlings from Robin Hobb's Liveship trilogy.

This is my second of hers, after reading the Farseer Trilogy that starts the series. I actually liked the second trilogy better, and am eager to get to the next trilogy.

>19 Darth-Heather:, I read those trilogies in the opposite order and still came away with the same impression (i.e. Liveship trilogy was better).

I'm headed to the Old Kingdom to meet Clariel.

I'm visiting the forest in Mythago Wood.

I'm with Kersea in the Keep in Tearling, in Queen of the Tearling.

I'm in Chicago in Betrayals. I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with this series but I can't stop reading it.

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