They've been recommended to me by other people, and one of my co-workers offered to give me his copy of OBS. (I don't read paper novels anymore, or I'd've taken it.)
"Quietly rooting for villains" is fine by me. And a large collection of canon books would be nice; it'd keep me from having to think too hard about "what shall I read next?" Besides, right now I'm reading the Mills & Boon freebies (10 free romance novels), and, umm, could use something that's a bit less like brainmush.
I'd love to learn a canon that can connect with the Vorkosiverse; Dr. Who doesn't count, and Firefly's more than a bit of a stretch. Dune is right out. (Quick, someone needs to write Miles/Paul fic.) There aren't many other humans-only space-based series.
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Date: 2009-09-19 11:33 pm (UTC)"Quietly rooting for villains" is fine by me. And a large collection of canon books would be nice; it'd keep me from having to think too hard about "what shall I read next?" Besides, right now I'm reading the Mills & Boon freebies (10 free romance novels), and, umm, could use something that's a bit less like brainmush.
I'd love to learn a canon that can connect with the Vorkosiverse; Dr. Who doesn't count, and Firefly's more than a bit of a stretch. Dune is right out. (Quick, someone needs to write Miles/Paul fic.) There aren't many other humans-only space-based series.