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Oct. 10th, 2016 01:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bjornwildeMusical blahs as Spotify and the Flash on my work computer are not talking to each other. Tried Mixcloud, which functions but I can't seem to find a feed that fits my mood. Switching to Pandora and hitting up my Mazzy Star feed.
Work really wants to make it known it missed me last week but not only giving me a ton of work but having two artist out sick. Thanks work! \o/
Also started California Bones and holy shit is this a nice read so far. Urban fantasy which actually not only comes up with a unique magic (magic comes from eating the bones of magical being, with LA being a nexus of power due to the la brea tar pits), the world is different enough from our own and not just as window dressing (California is not part of the US and is in fact split into two different kingdoms and LA has canals like Venice). I'm rather jealous of this author. Definitely worth the read, though there are allusions to gore. Nothing too blatant so far and I'm up to chapter three.
Also finished Luke Cage and damn that was a bitter sweet ending. Getting deeper into Marco Polo and loving it.
And now back to work.
Work really wants to make it known it missed me last week but not only giving me a ton of work but having two artist out sick. Thanks work! \o/
Also started California Bones and holy shit is this a nice read so far. Urban fantasy which actually not only comes up with a unique magic (magic comes from eating the bones of magical being, with LA being a nexus of power due to the la brea tar pits), the world is different enough from our own and not just as window dressing (California is not part of the US and is in fact split into two different kingdoms and LA has canals like Venice). I'm rather jealous of this author. Definitely worth the read, though there are allusions to gore. Nothing too blatant so far and I'm up to chapter three.
Also finished Luke Cage and damn that was a bitter sweet ending. Getting deeper into Marco Polo and loving it.
And now back to work.
