I finished another FMK book this week! Which means, according to the new rule I have just made up, that we get to have another poll this week.

The book was Danger in D.C.: Cat Crimes in the Nation's Capital, a mid-90s anthology edited by Harry Greenberg, which was voted in way back in the first Mysteries round. I thought maybe I would like it - it's cats! and local stories! and I used to devour Greenberg anthologies!

Alas, I did not.

( kitty cats )

Anyway, so this one is firm K.


I also read Black Panther: The Young Prince by Ronald L. Smith, which I had forgotten I put on library hold so that was an amazing surprise! It is a middle-grade novel that is a modern-day AU in which, for reasons that don't need exploring at this juncture, T'Challa and M'Baku have to go undercover as Ordinary Kenyan Exchange Students at South Side Middle School in Chicago, and it is everything that premise promises. It needs its own fandom. (Well, it could have had more M'Baku, but other than that it was everything.) Also it had teenage Hunter-aka-White Wolf in it, so it's not like Marvel is trying to erase him from history or something. :/

( panthers and wolves )