'War Stories'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
‎Jacqueline got very excited about a new promo for Adventure Time which features "the secret guardians of the library."
Matilda was dismissive. "They're just made of paper."
JZ: But that's what books are made of!
Matilda: Real books aren't made out of paper!
JZ: What are they made out of?
Matilda: Juice. And skin.
The secret life of books: [link]
(apologies if this has been posted elsewhere - I'm in love with it & committing linkspam.)
Matilda: Juice. And skin.
What books have you been giving her??
What books have you been giving her??
I'm picturing the Necromonicon from the Evil Dead movies.
What books have you been giving her??
The usual kind!
Juicy and skinful.
In the paper earlier this week one of the columnists cited Effie in "The Hunger Games" ... and advised parents who didn't get it to ask their teen.
Dear tor.com and tor forums. Why must you have different passwords and user accounts? This is either medieval or vaudevillian. I can't decide.
This message brought to you by the fact that folks are voting for favorite scifi/fantasy pubs of 2011 - over here: [link]
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Or as Javachik said while I was talking to her the other day "So, for you reading 'The Help' is practically literary?" It's true.
I did? Wow. Hope it didn't sound as condescending then as it looks in print. Sorry!
Hahah! No no, not at all--true, and I got what you meant. It was probably also better in context. :)
That's true for me, too. Though I did read Dubliners in the spring and am 37% of the way through Anna Karenina (I do about 5% at a time, every few books. I like it a lot but oh, it's so long.) so this year is going better than most in terms of works of literary literature.