book book

[jazzfish]

I've got a 40% off coupon at Borders, but there's not really anything I want. (Well, other than Dust, but the coupon's only good with a $20 purchase, and Dust is in paperback.)

I'm thinking about wandering over anyway after work today or tomorrow and maybe picking up In Defense of Food. Thing is, I already read Pollan's "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants" article from this time last year, so I'm not convinced I'll be getting much out of the book.

Suggestions? Note that the Tysons Borders tends to have a moderately crummy selection.

Comments

[antikate.livejournal.com]

Axis by Robert Charles Wilson (it's the sequel to Spin, which you should also read if you haven't)

EBear's A Companion to Wolves, maybe? (I bought it but haven't read it yet)

[jazzfish]

Spin was really good, but I have it in paperback, so I'm holding off on Axis 'til it's in paperback too.

Got _ACtW_ for Xmas, actually. It's good stuff if you don't mind the fairly light plot. Messed with my head in useful and necessary ways.

[salzara-tirwen.livejournal.com]

thankyou! I was looking for Axis the other day but I couldn't remember the title or author.

...that doesn't sound right somehow.