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If that's the case then the Phoenix of the Opera series shouldn't have been published. Erik is not a sexy hunk of man like Gerard Butler, but a living corpse.

Mine too. But I was surprised by how much non-fiction I read in the last year. More than usual.

I actually read some Harry Potter fanfic that demonstrated better writing talent than J.K. Rowling possessed for her final books. ;)

But what if I don't want to wait that long to see a series complete?

Me too!

Earth: Final Conflict season 1 boxed set :D

I think I'll get Clive Barker's Books of Blood that was suggested to me as well. But since I'm bogged down with so many books right now, I'm going to wait and request it from ILL at the beginning of February. I've been a Barker fan for so long and never read it... I feel shame.

I don't know why you'd read Scarlett without reading GWTW first. Do you plan on seeing the Scarlett movie too? Now there's a film that defines guilty pleasure. I know it's all kinds of bad, but I can't stop myself from watching it.

Mine is on the hold shelf at the library. I couldn't get it before because they closed when it started snowing, and I probably won't be going through town until Saturday. I found it on audiobook.

I don't like this mingling of horror with classic works of literature, but I found that I really enjoyed Lincoln as a vampire slayer.

Maybe next year I should take on the 100+ Reading Challenge? ;) I think that really would be a challenge for me.

The Song of Troy, by Colleen McCullough

I always aim to read at least 50 books each year. 2010 ended with 80 books. I've only been keeping record of my reads since 2007, but I failed to break my record of 83 during 2008.

I read Scarlett a long time ago and remember enjoying it. Although I have been meaning to pick it up again and see if my perspective has changed since then.

Do you think the trilogy's conclusion will be among our favorites for '11?

They already have books like that, they're called children's adaptations.

Seeing the story from Odysseus's point of view as Agamemnon prepares to sail his thousand ships to Troy.

I prefer the extended editions. They're so much better!

My Swordhand Is Singing - Marcus Sedgwick

Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring