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I'm sometimes a little bemused by how book distribution works in this country. I've been keeping an eye out since the publication date in all Dublin's major bookshops for the paperback of Kim Stanley Robinson's Sixty Days and Counting. And there's been no sign of it. And then the ever-wonderful ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
inannajones, even while exhausted and overworked, spotted it in a bookshop in Galway and brought it back for me. I am very pleased, and you can expect to see my style of writing drift over toward KSR's clipped stream of consciousness over the next few days as I assimilate this latest, and possibly reread this whole trilogy.
inannajones, even while exhausted and overworked, spotted it in a bookshop in Galway and brought it back for me. I am very pleased, and you can expect to see my style of writing drift over toward KSR's clipped stream of consciousness over the next few days as I assimilate this latest, and possibly reread this whole trilogy.