April 2010

Latest readings? 4? Spike7451

do not remember that after I arrived, I had to number them from the beginning. Maybe when I have time and will come back to count them and number them all XD
anything nice to part of Huff's books but do not need reviews, I guess it's nice when a book that speaks for itself. The rest of the readings with the only vote you can see them on my bookshelf aNobii .

Title: In the middle of the night
Author: Laurell Hamilton
Publisher: North
Rating: 3.8 / 5

personal opinion: The opinions expressed herein are personal opinions and subjective intention is not to cause offense to some, but do a fair bit 'of sarcasm. The only flaw of this series is, alas, the publishing house that published here in Italy.
If ever you happen to try to write them to ask politely that most, if not for the event can slightly accelerate the timing of publication in the order of perhaps nine months rather than the current twelve (also due to the fact that America have been published so many volumes of the two series that we can this step before you die to see the conclusion), would you feel to respond, not so politely, that the titles they publish are many and you should just read something else and not confined to the activities of Hamilton (I wonder, at this point If the North has ever toured here aNobii on to see what are the tastes of its readers and those who read books in a year actually).
But beyond the not-so-veiled insult, they will tell you also that to translate such works as those of Hamilton and to do a job at the Hamilton takes time and patience and sophistication.
And then I wonder in what they have actually wasted their time all the various North employees during the last twelve months.
1 - translation made in roughly I mean, if the first volume Frost Frost Murderess (and then decide to translate from English name), why change the policy and adopt it, point blank, Killing Frost? I have to keep the original names, but if you decide to translate it a bit 'I think consistency is a must (and nothing less than the previous book by the same translator). And this is just one of many things that leave me embittered about their so accurate translation.
2 - but talk instead of Italian, after all we are in Italy. Pathetic. I do not know maybe you're famous professors and understand more than me, but here the Italian leaves something that often seems to find the time. I repeat what I said already in other reviews, I can not believe that in Italy there are who can do better than that, especially given that this version should be so accurate.
3 - but if not enough the poor little Italian forgivable used, you can always make do printing errors, even those at the bottom of an issue so accurate help.
4 - on the other hand, the layout practically at the bottom and the bad paper used (and I do not think recycled, since there is no word on how it usually happens volumes that use it) is a sufficient reason, in my opinion, to be more than happy to pay the cover price of the book. In fact, those who hold the purse strings to the north look like the only ones who know how to do their job.
In all the twelve months of waiting it can never be!?
Now almost prefer an issue "less accurate" as those of DelosBook, at least we can console with a publication that will not see me ninety hours of the end. I guess I should throw myself on the issue in inlgese amen.Comunque and wonderful book, Hamilton is the top.

Title: Take in New York
Author: Martin Millar
Publisher: Lain
Rating: 1 / 5

personal opinion: It is worth to read only the introduction to Gaiman at the beginning of volume, the rest is easily avoidable.

Title: Lunaris
Author: DF Lycas
Publisher: Todaro
Rating: 2

personal opinion:

Lyca -s tells the Lica -ntropo Lika.
Patience is if the surname and the name of the breed ... but at least the main character could have a name a bit 'more original. However

volume so interesting, especially the ending. Although a little 'too much for and packed with ideas taken from manga collection, in my personal taste. A little 'nerd and a bit' otaku, which is not necessarily a bad thing.

Title: Sore stones
Author: Milena Agus
Publisher: Knight Bus
Rating: 2 / 5

personal opinion: I do not know, cute story, nothing exciting, I did not understand from where it is come all the excitement that I read regarding this volume. Final
noteworthy, however, partly redeems everything else that otherwise would have been a bit 'trivial.

Title: Narcissus
Author: Laurell Hamilton
Publisher: North
Rating: 3.5 / 5

personal opinion: Not the best of Hamilton, left me a bit 'with the impression that it was a volume of passage. Richard
An increasingly senile that makes me seriously nerves. Anita, as it is sometimes odious, that's her in the end that makes you love also although sometimes you want to take slaps. It 's nice to finally JeanClaude has made it clear that his scruples are dangerous and detrimental as well as those of Richard that she blames it so openly.
Despite this, however, she does not reach yet the levels of obnoxiousness of many heroines of women's literature such as Emma Bovary or Clelia or even Sonja and Natasha.
A corollary to the adventures of this volume is certainly very bad taste with which Hamilton insists on dressing his characters (except JeanClaude unique style icon), which however does not surprise me more than seeing as how she is dressed on his website. Special mention to
Dolph amazed me with his story, I would never have expected that kind of attitude from him, took me a bit 'off guard. We hope to see developments in the next volume, even if the times as usual are not optimal, but this bad policy and the North have already spent rivers of words, so there's not much to add.

Title: Winter Sins
Author: Lisa Kleypas
Publisher: Mondadori novels
Rating: 3 / 5

personal opinion: I must say that, as this book is nice, although the Kleypas is good to make you love his characters, the end is one of those books you do not read.
Sebastian is totally different in this volume as we are instead described happened in the autumn and, apart from that, I must admit that after a start that I had taken the story was pretty bland, and without too many unlikely plot twists. The few that are absolutely predictable for another.
Well, I admit that I have not yet figured out where to come all the enthusiasm for this author.

Title: Autobiography of a witch Italian
Author: Amanda Pittman
Publisher: The meeting point
Rating: 2 / 5

Italian Opinion: The concept of biography or autobiography, is clearly something totally alien to publishers and authors lately.
The book is not a biography, it tells of the author's life, and is also easily avoidable in terms of content if you simply looking for information on witchcraft and beyond, there are texts that much more valid.
A couple of these reflections are interesting, but definitely not truth that makes essential reading, in my humble opinion.

fear of having bungled ...

ok, calm and cool ...
Tell me that it is not hopeless! It 'a success trouble, my SanDisk 8 GB pen drive no longer works today ... I used it last night before going to sleep this morning, even the little light comes on! All of a sudden! ç_ç I know it must be kept well etc etc, and me I always tossed around, but to have my first pc I wanted all my personal stuff (my stories - the ones where I'm sweating blood for months in few free moments - but also a lot of material to study, lots of photos, and various other things). Now, I hope is not dead. Or if it is, that at least the data is recoverable ...
the question is ... does anyone know how can I do?
are in a valley of tears ...

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