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It's been a very long time since I finished anything, but I did finish what there is of an online fiction called "Helix" by Jessi Hajicek. Be warned if you follow that link it is incomplete and was last updated two years ago. I think where it stops is not the worst place in the world to stop, but it doesn't substitute for a complete story. It's a lovely bit about stormchasers in love.
What I'm reading: The War of the End of the World by Mario Vargas Llosa. It's humungous and I'm keeping it in the bathroom, so it will be approximately four hundred years till I finish it. So far I'm highly suspicious of the fact that about half the major-minor characters are evil men named Joao with different backstories. Vargas Llosa is notorious for messing with the reader and having nothing but unreliable everything, so I will not be surprised if all the evil men named Joao turn out to be the same guy.
I need a bedstead book, bjut right now I don't have one, and I'm reading online fiction on the half-busted laptop at night.
What I'm going to read in the future: dog knows. Well, she doesn't, but nor do I.
What I'm reading: The War of the End of the World by Mario Vargas Llosa. It's humungous and I'm keeping it in the bathroom, so it will be approximately four hundred years till I finish it. So far I'm highly suspicious of the fact that about half the major-minor characters are evil men named Joao with different backstories. Vargas Llosa is notorious for messing with the reader and having nothing but unreliable everything, so I will not be surprised if all the evil men named Joao turn out to be the same guy.
I need a bedstead book, bjut right now I don't have one, and I'm reading online fiction on the half-busted laptop at night.
What I'm going to read in the future: dog knows. Well, she doesn't, but nor do I.
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