Reading in Reykjavík

I though it was about time I posted something. I have several partially written posts on the go but haven‘t had time to finish any of them, and probably will not be able to until the second week in May. This post is purely due to a sudden lack of inspiration (hopefully only temporarily) leaving me unable to write anything of sense in the final assignment I am in the middle of. Despite loads of school work I did have some time to read in March. However, I am having one of my periodic reading crises, meaning I am rereading more than usual, in this case 4 out of 10 books finished during the month. The Books: M.C. Beaton: Death of a Gossip and Death of a Cad . Murder mysteries, the first two in the Hamish Macbeth series. I have started reading this series from the beginning. Erma Bombeck: I Lost Everything in the Post-Natal Depression . Humour. Reread. Erma is always funny, but some of her jokes are admittedly getting dated. Torrey Chanslor: Our First Murder . Mystery. Two elderly ...