i second Acacia by David Anthony Durham that is what i read on my train and bus
trip this summer. now i'm reading Zahrah the Windfollower, which is young
adult fantasy and it is very good.
Astromancer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Time and Again by Jack
Finney...found it in a free book pile...intriguing so far...
Carole McDonnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fever in the Blood by Robert Fleming
I've heard that Acacia is great but am not reading it as yet. It's
supposedly quite good and intense, a great world to get lost in on a
train.
Hey, if my book were already published, I'd recommend it. But it goes
to the printer on July 23rd...so you're out of luck on that. (smile)
Have a fun and safe trip.
-C
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>
> What are "you" reading? I have a train trip ahead of me and I am
> looking for something to read. I don't want the usual trashy novel to
> read while traveling. That's not my style. (I can read that on the
> bus to work.) I want something dense.
>
> My most-enjoyed "travel" book was "The Coming Plague". Does that give
> you a hint of what I want? On the other hand, last year's travel book
> was that bestseller about the 2 magicians in england (I can't recall
> the name)
>
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