What are you reading in March 2018?

I'm studying at the moment, so I don't have a lot of time to read for pleasure, but that doesn't mean I've cut it out entirely. I'm still reading Mad Hatters and March Hares, which I started a while ago. It's a collection of short stories (edited by Ellen Datlow) inspired by Lewis Carrol's Alice books. So far I've liked some of the stories a lot, others not so much, as is the usual way with anthologies.

I've also read a couple of comics recently, including Jim Henson's Labyrinth 2017 Special (short stories inspired by the movie Labyrinth) which was a lot of fun. I probably wont' start any novels for a while since I need to focus on writing assignments and I'm sure nobody wants to hear about the journal articles I need to plough through.

by Jennifer Muirhead

I've been reading across a few different genres lately- young adult fiction, children's picture stories, crafting books and the occasional non-fiction book about animals. So many books on my list and not enough time to read them all in!

by Catherine Van Bergen

I'm reading the new Allende - it's ok and History of Cranky Women - fabulous idea and introduction - not as into the stories as I hoped...

by Lydia C. Lee