.: Incoming: Reviews :.

I've decided to give this blog a little more life and I will be doing short reviews of books as I finish reading them. I'll also keep a running list of what I'm working through.
W00t. Just what you wanted, eh?
Another "boring" blog with reviews.
Ah, well, everybody was doin' it. lol

I'd almost forgotten I created this. 2009 was a rather big year.
I won't even bother mentioning the sad things that happened at the start of this year.
On with 2010!

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