Hmmm. I've run out of reading list again, so what would you guys recommend? In other news, who would have thought that a body could produce this much goo.
One? Oh dear. Umm. If you're a person who'd prefer to start at the beginning, his first adult novel The Lion of Boaz-Jachin and Jachin-Boaz is pretty good and establishes some of his running themes. Otherwise, favourites would be: Kleinzeit, a thoroughly readable little story about love, heroism, London, hospitals and poetry addiction. Riddley Walker, a once-fashionable, post-apocalyptic fairytale featuring much mythologisation and fernetick spelin.
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Diana Wynne Jones, The Merlin Conspiracy
>who would have thought that a body could produce this much goo
Me. Cough cough hack hack gargle.
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(If I lend you enough things, eventually I'm bound to pick something you'll really like. :)
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If you're a person who'd prefer to start at the beginning, his first adult novel The Lion of Boaz-Jachin and Jachin-Boaz is pretty good and establishes some of his running themes. Otherwise, favourites would be:
Kleinzeit, a thoroughly readable little story about love, heroism, London, hospitals and poetry addiction.
Riddley Walker, a once-fashionable, post-apocalyptic fairytale featuring much mythologisation and fernetick spelin.