Those are awesome, JZ! I'm sitting here drooling over several of them!
Xander ,'Beneath You'
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."
Rayne, I found them through the recommend-a-thing-you-love post at John Scalzi's Whatever (a week-long shopping guide divided by day: Monday and Tuesday were pimp-a-thing-you-wrote, Wednesday was pimp-your-music, yesterday was stuff-you-didn't-make-but-love-and-want-everyone-else-to-too, and today is charities-and-worthy-causes). The whole comment thread made me whimper with grabbyhands, but man, those posters!
Okay, seriously, which female Buffista doesn't need at least one of these?
ok. those are wonderful
I think they are lovely, but I don't think I could really wear one...if I wear plated metal, my neck(or finger, or wrist) breaks out in itchy hives.
Hola, all!
I want to mention that while Googling to track down the Aeslin mice Twitter feed, I came across the Aeslin mice SONG. Can't link, but it turns up in Google. Refrain: "Mark their rituals but my advice/ Don't give matches to the Aeslin mice."
Warning - it was an instant earworm for me. YEarwormMV.
Toddson,
That's by Cat Faber. It was posted on her lj in March.(She's catsittingstill on lj) Heh, I should have figured it was hers, since the phrasing seemed familiar.
Wow, you know, I hadn't realized quite how much of a dick V.S. Naipaul is: [link]
That interview, just the way he keeps repositioning himself and aggrandizing himself. He's a great man, he's above politics but thinks all Muslim countries will end in tyranny, he's bored with Obama. And the Austen comments. And the way he won't get another cat a year after his cat died, but the day after his wife was cremated he moved in with another (younger) woman. Bleargh.
Also: LeGuin is still writing, and she's older than Naipaul. Age by itself doesn't destroy creativity. But then he would probably hate LeGuin.
The kindle version of Terry Pratchett's Dodger is available for$2.99 today. link