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Posted on December 23, 2012 by Ronald

So I organized my books last Saturday. It was a lot more work than I thought it would be, as it seems I have accumulated far more books than I thought I had over the course of many, many years. … Continue reading →

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Book review: Anne Rice’s “The Wolf Gift”

Posted on March 5, 2012 by Ronald

Over the past few years, Anne Rice and I have been having a little tiff. I mean, she’s mostly unaware of it, but it’s been going on for years. I didn’t touch any of her Jesus books, and her Songs … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Review | Tagged angel time, anne rice, book review, of love and evil, songs of the seraphim, the queen of the damned, the vampire chronicles, the wolf gift | 2 Comments

Your week in books#25

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Ronald

CATFIGHT! There was much wailing and gnashing of teeth over the internet in the past few days as Twihards took offense at on-again/off-again Catholic Anne Rice declared that Lestat and Louis from “The Vampire Chronicles” would feel sorry for Stephenie … Continue reading →

Posted in Your Week In Books | Tagged amazon, anne rice, breaking dawn, jonathan levine, jrr tolkien, lestat de lioncourt, nicholas hoult, nicholas sparks, prix goncourt, salman rushdie, the hobbit, the vampire chronicles, the walking dead, twilight, warm bodies, your week in books | 3 Comments

My MIBF loot report#2

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Ronald

Things didn’t let up even during the last two days of the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF). Over the weekend, it seemed like I was still scurrying to and fro either attending talks or interviewing authors. If not that, I … Continue reading →

Posted in My Life in Books | Tagged alexander yates, alexandre dumas, anne rice, beauty's punishment, beauty's release, consider the lobster, david foster wallace, henry james, jane austen, persuasion, rachel ward, samantha sotto, sleeping beauty trilogy, the claiming of sleeping beauty, the portrait of a lady, the three musketeers | Leave a comment

Readercon Filipino Friday: Week 2

Posted on August 21, 2011 by Ronald

It’s week two of the Filipino Friday meme hosted by the organizers of the First Filipino Reader Conference! The question for this week is: “Your Reader’s Story How did you become a reader? What factors influenced you to take it up … Continue reading →

Posted in My Life in Books | Tagged anne rice, beauty's punishment, edith hamilton, ewan mcgregor, francine pascal, janine pourroy, meme, my life in books, on the edge, running with the demon, shooting star, sweet valley high, terry brooks, the claiming of sleeping beauty, the druid of shannara, the elf queen of shannara, the scions of shannara, the talismans of shannara | 9 Comments

Readercon Filipino Friday: Week 1

Posted on August 14, 2011 by Ronald

Yes, yes, I know I’m late. But as the cliche goes, better that than never! This meme is from the organizers behind the First Filipino Reader Conference that is going to be held during the Manila International Book Fair, which is so … Continue reading →

Posted in My Life in Books | Tagged anne rice, colette, green wheat, james baldwin, meme, robert jordan, shannara, sweet valley high, terry brooks, virginia woolf, wheel of time, zack rogow | 4 Comments

Mansplaining*, the V.S. Naipaul edition

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Ronald

The guy above with the adorable expression is Nobel Prize-winning novelist V.S. Naipul. A couple of weeks ago he made a claim that I’m sure you readers of the female persuasion will find absolutely charming. I quote: I read a … Continue reading →

Posted in My Life in Books | Tagged anne rice, colette, elfriede jelinek, karen hulme, my life in books, virginia woolf, vs naipaul | Leave a comment

Book review: Anne Rice’s “Of Love and Evil”

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Ronald

I was an Anne Rice fanboy. I still remember reading “interview with a Vampire” on the jeepney home from school, and thinking that there couldn’t possibly be anything more awesome than gay vampires who sleep in coffins together. Since then, … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Review | Tagged angel time, anne rice, book review, called out of darkness, interview with a vampire, john lindqvist, let the right one in, of love and evil, songs of the seraphim | Leave a comment

Book review: Sarah Blakley-Cartwright’s “Red Riding Hood”

Posted on February 23, 2011 by Ronald

To be honest, the only reason I even thought of picking up this book was because of the trailer. I’m the easiest person to market stuff to: just mention that there’s going to be some shirtless boys with accents in … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Review | Tagged alan moore, alex finn, anne rice, beastly, becca fitzpatrick, book review, david leslie johnson, holly black, hush hush, lost girls, melinda gebbie, neil gaiman, red riding hood, sarah blakley-cartwright, sleeping beauty trilogy, snow glass apples, white cat | 6 Comments

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Buy my books!

Book review: Anne Rice’s “The Wolf Gift”

Your week in books#25

My MIBF loot report#2

Readercon Filipino Friday: Week 2

Readercon Filipino Friday: Week 1

Mansplaining*, the V.S. Naipaul edition

Book review: Anne Rice’s “Of Love and Evil”

Book review: Sarah Blakley-Cartwright’s “Red Riding Hood”

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