Math trees...

[lithera]

So I'm reading a Stephen Baxter book Sean gave me. I can feel my brain sliding around in my head trying to start thinking in the right mind set to grasp everything. On one hand I feel as though things are being over-explained and then something just slides right by me and I have to read it a few more times to get it. Math trees and Sephiroth.

My Animatrix shirt glows in the dark. I must remember this for future reference.

I must get more done. Of course, this means first I have to write another list of the things I need to do or I'll never get any of them done since they won't be organized and I'll start one project only to realize there are these other ones I need to do to and that results in me starting but not finishing several zillion things.

Yes, I do know how my mind works, thank you.

And now I'm addicted to Ace of Wands. Just what I needed, more webcomics to read. Yeesh. *grins*

Comments

[silentclarity.livejournal.com]

Baxter's an outstanding writer. What book did you check out? I'd say pick up his Xelee Cycle (in the form of Vacuum Diagrams, Timelike Infinity, Flux, Raft, and Ring). Some of his speculative fiction is really good too - Voyage is a favorite of mine. His Manifold trilogy was kind of a letdown though, I didn't even finish the third book and Evolution was pretty enh as well.

JD

[lithera.livejournal.com]

I'm reading Vacuum Diagrams right now. I will, now that the others are referenced in this one, probably have to go read the others.

[silentclarity.livejournal.com]

Some of them will be hard to find. I'm pretty sure that all of the Xelee books except for Ring are out of print. :( I know for sure that Timelike Infinity is.

JD

[lithera.livejournal.com]

You see, however, that before I got promoted, my job was to find hard to find books. If its out there, I can probably find a copy.

If Sean doesn't own one.