I've got mail too... [A new camera to be exact but still]

Since my old camera died some time ago, finances have never been in my favor before, so I put off buying a new one. That is until my mother, bless her heart of gold, decided to give me one for my birthday. Now that I have it in my possession and learned the most basic actions I decided to indulge in some book porn and show what July brought me in books, both delivered and bought. Don't mind the glimmer. I still can't find how to switch off the flash. Hah. :)

So here is the list from left to right and the top line to the bottom line:

1) I indulged myself in buying the new edition of Steven Erikson's "Gardens of the Moon" in Bulgarian, since the series was out of print for awhile and that's the reason I haven't started the it yet.

2) "Afterlife" by Guy Smith, which is a novella about life after death, supposedly from a more humorous angle. I am looking forward to it.

3) This one is an ARC of "A Mage of None Magic" by Bret Funk and is like the nostalgic fantasy with magical artifacts I am very fond of.

4) The cover of this one really grabbed me. It's a paranormal tale called "Dunraven Road" by Caroline Barnard-Smith and seems promising.

5) & 6) These are my most eagerly awaited books by Chris Evans. I was supposed to be a part of the promo blog tour on the 26th, but the books arrived two days before the date and I am super behind.

7) Paulo Coehlo with "The Winner Stands Alone". I couldn't resist buying him.

8) We conclude with Stephen King and "Duma Key", simply because it finally came out in Bulgarian and I have taken upon the task to read through his bibliogrtaphy.