Reading with Wrigs
Rising from the ashes of the While I Was Reading Challenge, came Reading with Wrigs. I’ve done pretty well with While I Was Reading most of the I participated, and I thought this would be the same—but it wasn’t meant to be this year. I just assumed I’d come across some of these without going out of my way to look for anything. Ah well, I’ll do better next year.

Probably.

Anyway, here are my incomplete results:

  • A Book with a Dragon: Aftermarket Afterlife by Seanan McGuire
  • A Book with the word “leap” in the title: Couldn’t think of one.
  • A Book with the Olympics: Running and Jumping by Steven Kedie
  • A Book with an Election or Politician: The Olympian Affair by Jim Butcher
  • A Work of Fiction with an Eclipse: Missed it
  • A Book by an Author Who Has Written Over 24 Books: Dream Town by Lee Goldberg
  • A Book Set in a Different Culture Than Your Own: I have an idea or two.
  • A Book of Poetry: Enough Rope by Dorothy Parker
  • A Book with Time Travel: A Quantum Love Story by Mike Chen
  • A Book with Antonyms in the Title: I really thought I’d get this one, but, alas
  • A Book Told from the Villian’s Point of View: Assassins Anonymous by Rob Hart kind of applies.
  • A Book With a Purple Cover: Abnormal Ends by Bryan McBee