Post edited 8:55 pm – June 15, 2011 by Luna-chan The Moonie Writer

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Lillet said:

*Rather guiltily points to a stack of textbooks.*

 

As an English major who wants to be an author, I feel a tad ashamed by how little I read. I've pretty much covered my love in books — fantasy — and I've hit the point where what I want, well, I have to write.

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You're not alone. I usually am so hooked into writing my novel that I forget to read books that I want to.
 

 

 

BreyonnaMorgan said:

I've just finished "The Midnight Hunt" by LL Raand.

It's about lesbian werewolves.

It also has vampires and other supernatural creatures.

The main characters are a human named Drake and a werewolf named Sylvan.

It's very steamy once you get pass the introductions.

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If Twilight by Stephanie Meyers didn't ruin vampires for me, I'd read that one. Sounds interesting, though.
 

 

As for what I've read, I've just finished Trans-Sister Radio. I

hate, hate, hate, hate, HATE the ending to it. Before that, I finished

Fablehaven

and was left deeply unimpressed by the structure of the story and how

bland the characters were. (Well, the story was good for building

vocabulary, but that's about it.) The last GOOD book I read was

Before Wings by Beth Goobie, which was a chilling tale about a

survivor of an aneurysm who is now able to see ghosts. I also recently

re-read Am I Blue?, a short story collection by Marion Dane

Bauer.