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Books For Food
Plus Account, Created on 1 February 2009 (#18321514), Last updated on 10 May 2013 [Gift]
- Name:
- booksforfood
- Location:
- Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom
- External Services:
- Interests: (58)
- alan moore, alfred bester, augusten burroughs, bill willingham, brian k. vaughan, charlotte brontë, david sedaris, drawing, frank herbert, garth ennis, gene wolfe, george rr martin, gregory maguire, iain banks, isaac asimov, j.k. rowling, jeff noon, joe haldeman, jostein gaarder, joyce carol oates, kate atkinson, katharine kerr, learning languages, loving, lynn flewelling, margaret atwood, mark helprin, neal stephenson, neil gaiman, oscar wilde, patrick ness, peter hoeg, philip pullman, phillip k. dick, ray bradbury, raymond chandler, reading, richard dawkins, roald dahl, robert a. heinlein, robin hobb, robin mckinley, scott lynch, scott westerfeld, sergei lukyanenko, studying, tad williams, tanya huff, ted chiang, terry goodkind, thomas more, traveling, ursula k. le guin, vladimir nabokov, william gibson, william shakespeare, working, writing
- Bio
- I am a reader, a writer, an artist, a reviewer, a list-maker, a traveler, an ex-pat American in Scotland, a wife, a dreamer, a day-dreamer, a bit of a polyglot, an English degree graduate, a corporate librarian, and always wishing for more.
I like good books, good TV shows and films, new gadgets, seeing new places, learning new skills, accomplishing my goals, the smell of chimney smoke and the air when it has just rained, cozy jumpers, tea, coffee with Milo, baking, cuddling, and living.
I read mainly the following genres of fiction: fantasy, science fiction, mystery, horror, steampunk, cyberpunk, and the classics. I enjoy reading nonfiction about: psychology, neurology, finance, ancient history, sociology, anthropology, and whatever else captures my fancy. I devour books and I love excellent literature but I'm no snob.
This is my journal where I post a plethora of reviews and keep track of my progress as a writer. Occasionally, real life creeps in as well.
Sound interesting?
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