What should I read next?

[inverarity]

At any given time I have several queues of TBR books (don't ask -- it's my own system, mixing formats and where I read and fiction or non-fiction, etc.). But anyway, I have a literal stack of fiction books waiting to be read and I can't decide which one to read next. So I throw it out to my flist: what do you want to see reviewed next? (No, there are no write-in votes, I'm trying to shrink my TBR stack!)



[Poll #1791117]

ETA: &*@$%#! I misspelled "anthology" and you can't edit a poll after it's been posted.

ETA 2: Battle Royale it is! Don't worry, I will get to the others in due time.

Comments

[tealterror0.livejournal.com]

I don't know, man. Unless someone is observing it, I think it's in a superposition of being both written and not written.

[rheymus.livejournal.com]

My whinge is that you suckered us into AQ by HhD an Happy endig Story.

AQ = you make us like Characters and then you hurt us by hurting Characters we like. You are Joss Whedon and I claim my £5. SOME of your posts have Dangled the Carrot that AQ4 will be LESS gloom and doom than AQ 1-3.

And you can't even say that people we love will be safe in bk4 because that would kill the dramaticq tension of people we care about in danger, tlc.

[inverarity.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure if you're taking the piss or not.

I've never promised a happy ending or that characters you like won't get hurt. I do think book four is less gloomy than books two and three. (I didn't think book one was particularly gloom and doom.)

[rheymus.livejournal.com]

" I do think book four is less gloomy than books two and three. "

Aha! That was what you said. My mistake.

Book 1 had the gloom of nice Ben being the Traitor, rather than someone we like dying.