Book.

[azurelunatic]

Finished reading. My throat is sore from cackling.

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[fmh.livejournal.com]

Cackling?
You actually _cackle_? Audioblog, I wanna hear this :)
What were you reading?

[azurelunatic]

I was reading lmbujold's Paladin of Souls.

My friends tell me that I've got several distinctive laughs.

Re: amused, highly amused

[wolfieboy.livejournal.com]

There are very many books that have made me really laugh out loud.
I was chortling, chuckling, and maniacally laughing throughout the entire book.
Liss has some great lines:
"I'd share my clothes with you, Royina."
"It's all right. I had a great-aunt who grew very confused in her age like this, poor thing."

Ya know, I think this needs to go into found dot_cattiness.

Re: amused, highly amused

[azurelunatic]

I think it's overall, funnier than ACC. At the end of that book, I was just barely away from bawling my eyes out (the man I'd loved had just married someone who was not me, and that did not go well with romantic comedy); this book, I think I could read at any time and still howl with laughter.

[ide-cyan.livejournal.com]

I just finished it, at last!

I had my biggest laugh at the "Lord Bastard, you Bastard!" line, although "Meat?" came a close second...

[azurelunatic]

I think mine was at the attempts at endearments, as I know someone who won't take anything nice as an endearment. That and the flies. That's ever so much more wrong than Miles drilling Team Koudelka. I attempted to explain to marxdarx, who didn't get it. Much, much cackling was heard throughout templeravenmoon.