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re-reading Kage Baker
A few weeks ago I idly pulled down Kage Baker's In the Garden of Iden from the bookshelf to remind myself of how it starts, and naturally ended up re-reading the whole book. Then had to re-read the second book, Sky Coyote, and the third, Mendoza in Hollywood, and the fourth, Graveyard Game, and last night I re-finished The Life of the World to Come.
I first read these books more or less as they came out, with a year or two between each and the next, which was long enough to forget a lot of the plot twists and characters. Reading them back-to-back is a different experience, because I can hold all the pieces in my mind better.
I first read these books more or less as they came out, with a year or two between each and the next, which was long enough to forget a lot of the plot twists and characters. Reading them back-to-back is a different experience, because I can hold all the pieces in my mind better.