I'm thinking the prolem of fandom sucking the big white cis cock might be better rectified by paying for Octavia Butler books so publishers might be inclined to print works by demographically similar authors.
Literary Buffistas 3: Don't Parse the Blurb, Dear.
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."
Man, I just started listening to the Room audiobook, and it's so well done it's creepy. They have multiple actors, so one person is doing Jack's narration, and then another person does Ma's dialogue, and the whole effect is like I'm listening in on them in the Room. How is Ma's dialogue formatted in the book? Because there don't seem to be dialogue tags; she just speaks sometimes. Also, I presume all the objects are capitalized? Rug, Plant, Table, Cabinet, etc?
Wait - pirated copies of Butler off my link? I'm confused.
Seriously. It's not like TPTB is sitting there with a stopwatch counting hits on the pirated ebooks and then throwing money at Spelman;'s English Lit department.
pirated copies of Butler off my link? I'm confused.
No, I said it was something I came across months ago.
Ah. Phew.
Just finished Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects. Can't remember if the rec was from here or EW, maybe both. Not at all what I was expecting. Good, very evocative. Imagery still lingering with me. Not sure why I was expecting straight-up murder mystery, but definitely more layers than I was expecting.
I dug it too, Epic.
Yes! You said much more coherently what I felt about the book!
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Pretty cool! And here's an article.
"I made an honest effort to do a Cormac McCarthy character," Davis says, 'but you just can't work with 'Man. Medium. Two eyes.'"