Dr Yool: Finally finished this gem after having it for 4 years (a World Book Night present from my old Warwick friend, Ruth).
Dr Yool: A birthday book ticked off - "Mother of Eden".
Dr Yool: Trashy sci-fi - what I've come to expect (and secretly enjoy) from Asher
Dr Yool: A trashy - but surprisingly Trump-prescient - 1980s spy thriller.
Dr Yool: A disappointing conclusion to a minor trilogy by Reynolds.
Dr Yool: This Is How You Lose Her, a most excellent - if philandering - read
Dr Yool: An ostensible classic, but one whose great ideas get lost at times in Gibson's deliberately obscurantist prose.
Dr Yool: A welcome, if unexpected, return to form for Alastair Reynolds.
Dr Yool: My @mrbsemporium reading subscription starts here ... with a book I've (very pleasingly) never heard of!
Dr Yool: A great triptych of linked novellas telling stories around a doomed revolution on Mars
Dr Yool: My second much-awaited delivery from @mrbsemporium ...
Dr Yool: Rambling, quirky to a fault, massively overlong - but not much of a miracle.
Dr Yool: A fast, fun read set in a vast trading empire reliant on a cosmological force known as the Flow.
Dr Yool: My second book from @mrbsemporium and what a good book it was.
Dr Yool: An unfaultable return to Dark Eden by Chris Beckett.
Dr Yool: Another excellent pick from #mrbsemporium of Bath.
Dr Yool: Another fab pick by @mrbsemporium - this time a non-fiction volume on the seemingly arcane subject of materials science
Dr Yool: Another check-in with one of my favourite literary characters, Richard Ford's former novelist, turned sportswriter, turned real estate seller, turned retiree, Frank Bascombe
Dr Yool: An early title from Chris Beckett.
Dr Yool: It's been a very long time since my last Anne Tyler
Dr Yool: More novella than novel, this is the first Greg Egan I've read in a while
Dr Yool: After an opening volume spent entirely within the otherworldly Area X, Jeff Vandermeer's successor novel, Authority, ...
Dr Yool: A crime genre classic this time with Maj Sjowall and Per Wahloo's 1965 introduction to their Swedish detective, Martin Beck
Dr Yool: With the preceding novel, Authority, closing in calamity, the final volume of Jeff Vandermeer’s Southern Reach trilogy, Acceptance, ...
Dr Yool: Rose Tremain's 1989 novel, Restoration, was an unexpectedly - to me! - enjoyable work of historical fiction ...
Dr Yool: Another @mrbsemporium pick, and another good one.
Dr Yool: I almost never fail to finish a book.
Dr Yool: A breath of fresh air following Gould's Book of Fish.
Dr Yool: Courtesy of Amazon's 99p Kindle offers, a bit of a dip into past classics this time.