I’ve just started reading A Canticle for Leibowitz for the next Faith & Fiction Roundtable discussion, but I will be very surprised if I’m done with it before the discussion starts. I’m already intrigued, though. Have you read it? Care to share any (spoiler-free!) thoughts or impressions?
May will turn out to be a big month for planned reading. In addition to FnFRT, I’ve got a book-tour post scheduled for the first of June - a book that’s a change of pace for me, as it’s from my guilty-pleasure genre and I don’t indulge in that very often. Another tour is scheduled for mid-June, but the book is a chunkster and I want to get an early start on it. Besides those, I’ve also received the galleys for my first two reviews for Shelf Awareness’ new Consumer edition, which will be due by early June as well. I’m actually looking forward to my long plane rides to New York for BEA/BBC in a couple of weeks, as they should provide some excellent - and necessary - reading time!
I know my commitment to two reviews per month for Shelf Awareness is going to be a big factor in my reading plans going forward, but I hope that in another month or two I’ll be able to fit in more books that don’t require reviews (although they’ll get them anyway, since that remains the founding principle of this blog!).
Are you reading anything remarkable right now - and are you reading it for yourself? Do you review the books you read even when they're not "review books"?
Reviews posted since last report:
New to TBR Purgatory:
Domestic Violets: A Novel, by Matthew Norman (won in a giveaway from Beth Fish Reads)
Torn: True Stories of Kids, Career & the Conflict of Modern Motherhood, by Samantha Parent Walravens
Have a great Sunday!
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