Talking about authors and books I've recently read "The 3rd twin" by Ken Follett. I didn't know much about the author and his works, though I'd heard positive opinions about him and many people seemed to share the idea he was a talented novelist Since "the 3rd twin" wasn't enough to let me make out the shape of a complete and reliable idea of Follett, I'm gonna delay my critic notes to when I'll read more from him. Before to get trapped into the futuristic "Last day on Earth" by Elaine Rosario, I had been travelling throug the crowded roads of a mediaval french region, following a certain Sir Rupert as he was trying to save his wife Claire. I must confess that going from the 1300 (with all its knights and priests) to the 3016 (full of robots and flying cars) overnight wasn't the best idea. I can say the same about my choice of the 2 authors: -Igor Dubois with his endless, extremely detailed narratives and his old-fashioned style -Elaine Rosario with her fear of writing sentences that contain more than 3 words. Although the enormous differences, I've actually liked both of their styles. I've just struggled a bit to get used to the latter after being so captured by the former