racethom

racethom

Sorry folks, I've had to cut down on the number of groups I'm in.

Please note that I'm too lazy to go back through and note whether I've read, I'm in the middle of, or I've not yet read, etc. my books. I think they are all noted as having been read. That is correct for about 95% of the books. The rest of them are in the "in midst of"...more »
  • Houston, TX
  • member since Tuesday, July 24 2007

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  • Mia-Marie

    mia-marie says

    Your Texas BC Meeting is going to rock!!

    posted 3 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    I didn't clarify which shelves, but I found Carey's books in the bookstore and they became a standard of sorts...

    posted 5 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    Okay, I've done it. The lowest number in common was 3, and after comparing our shelves, we actually have more in common - I just haven't gotten around to posting even a third of what I've read yet. I believe the most in common was 52. I think I'll spend more time perusing the shelves of others - helps me discover more good books! I actually found my all-time favorites, Jacquelyn Carey's series, by chance. I was hounding the shelves for something special when I found those treasures.

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  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    Makes sense :D That should be fun - I'll try it with all of my friends on the board right now. Thank you! I'll be back in school next month, so I won't be able to spend as much time enjoying myself :)

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  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    What are some of your favorite paranormal mysteries?
    Also, how did you find out how many books we have in common? I thought I'd search for the feature before asking, but I haven't found it yet.

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  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    LOL! It's great being a "girl", but certainly one of the challenges we face with men is their fascination with the superficial and the "unusual".

    Have your reading preferences changed over the years? I used to love Sci-Fi, but as I get older, I'm enjoying paranormals (in other words, I don't suppose I've changed much). The common thread here is reading for entertainment and escape :)

    posted 6 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    Whenever I finish writing my next novel (some time after I finally finish my dissertation), I'll do that search and try to schedule some signings in your area! I'm not really sure how the connection between LA and Houston came about, either, but I'd bet it started with families migrating there from LA to find better jobs. Over the generations, other family members and friends had a reference point in Houston to make relocation there easier (family and friends to stay with and help them get acclimated).
    My family is like that - most of them migrated to NY three or four generations ago, leaving very few of us in the south. Over the generations, others eventually moved to NY, staying with relatives already there for a short period of time (long enough to get acclimated, settled), meeting someone, marrying, and of course giving birth to natives of NY who would never dream of living anywhere else. I visited NY as a child, but never cared for it - too impersonal :)
    What must it have been like for your parents as the first Indonesian/Chinese people in KY? Cultures and relationships are important to me. What do you remember about growing up there?

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  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    Are you a Houston native or a transplant? I'm still on the Gulf Coast right now, but have several friends who moved to Houston after Katrina. I've heard it's a good atmosphere for writers...

    posted 7 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    Hi there!
    It would have been infinitely better to post directly to you, but I still get confused about where I should post. I suppose I'll just leave it where it is this time if you don't mind :)

    posted 7 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Dariel R

    dariel r says

    Hi Racethom,
    That's a good idea! I'll try it. I haven't started a new discussion topic here before, so bear with me...

    posted 7 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Babs S

    babs s says

    Hey RT! Did you see that C.E.Murphy started a new trilogy?! I bought the first one today! 'The Queen's Bastard'. And then the next will be 'The Pretender's Crown'. Check it out!

    posted 10 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Karen J

    karen j says

    I just now got your message, my computer went haywire on me,for a few days. Hubby just got it fixed about 2:00 o'clock this morning.Just in case you do get to a computer/internet, I hope you enjoy your search,and it doesn't become to much of a pain :)

    posted 11 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Saharra

    saharra says

    Great!! call on the cell phone number I will be in and out most of the day. See ya, Bev

    posted 13 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Saharra

    saharra says

    Good Luck!!

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Jennifer the Forgetful Faerie Queen

    jennifer the forgetful faerie queen says

    No problem friend. Your ostrich had me puzzled for a minute. I didn't see an animal I saw an abstract at first. LOL

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Saharra

    saharra says

    Interesting picture. Oh by the way, before I forget and I know it is early Happy B-day!! I will try to be on the ball next week but no telling how spacey I'll be then. I seem to have fumble fingers while I type and drop consonants all the time. :D

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Cat Lady Lori

    cat lady lori says

    She's really dark grey,but she has a lighter colored circles and dots on her side so we got Midnight from that.

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • tmmercury

    tmmercury says

    Well, I enjoyed The Mocking Program, but I can see where it would be difficult to get into for other people. I've been training in Spanish for years and without that knowledge most of the book would have been incomprehensible for me. I'm not a fan of Foster's but I really like the Intuit aspect of the book and found the characters to be well-rounded and interesting. Sometimes I think its best to put a book your not into aside until you actually want to read it. Try picking it up at the library and giving it another try, but I suggest you don't force yourself to read it.

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Karen J

    karen j says

    I see that you are up late as well. I need to be reading or sleeping. Here I am reading what other people are reading.

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • Amateur de Livre

    amateur de livre says

    I actually have two little ones, ages 3 and 4. So, I get to relive my childhood through them, lol!

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
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