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May. 10th, 2007 07:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
roadrunnertwiceAnd so ON this lovely Minneapolitan day--87° or something like that?--what did I do after finishing that post?
Holy crow, I'd forgotten how bad I loved Vellum. Ink, of course, is more of the same, picking up where the last one left off, and it's just as much of a glorious catastrophe to read. Stories that constantly backtrack are easy enough to deal with, and I've handled stories that constantly sidetrack. The Book of All Hours, however, backtracks, forwardtracks, left-and-righttracks, uptracks, and downtracks. (Constantly.) It's a little disorienting.
- Tooled around the bike paths near Cedar Lake for a few hours,
- had a few beers,
- and read some more of Ink.
Holy crow, I'd forgotten how bad I loved Vellum. Ink, of course, is more of the same, picking up where the last one left off, and it's just as much of a glorious catastrophe to read. Stories that constantly backtrack are easy enough to deal with, and I've handled stories that constantly sidetrack. The Book of All Hours, however, backtracks, forwardtracks, left-and-righttracks, uptracks, and downtracks. (Constantly.) It's a little disorienting.