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fencer_xKnow what I hate?
I hate that feeling of loss when you finish a really good book, after investing the time in reading it and getting caught up in the plot and characters and writing and everything, and know you're never going to have something new with that book ever again (barring, of course, series and whatnot--and still all good things must come to an end). I feel like I want to both never read it again and at the same time start right over from the very beginning and just devour it anew.
In other news, Bound (Kria) was a fucking good read :( I'm at least lucky there are a few other books in the same universe, even if none focus on the characters I grew to love in this book *le sigh*
I hate that feeling of loss when you finish a really good book, after investing the time in reading it and getting caught up in the plot and characters and writing and everything, and know you're never going to have something new with that book ever again (barring, of course, series and whatnot--and still all good things must come to an end). I feel like I want to both never read it again and at the same time start right over from the very beginning and just devour it anew.
In other news, Bound (Kria) was a fucking good read :( I'm at least lucky there are a few other books in the same universe, even if none focus on the characters I grew to love in this book *le sigh*
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Date: 2011-06-04 03:48 am (UTC)