Aunts, I think, are kind of the best. Thank you for the rec, Jilli!
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."
HIPPOCAMPUS YOU COME BACK HERE TO SEATTLE RIGHT NOW. Now? Please?
:: appears as summoned ::
I miss you guys so much.
We went to the Merrimack Valley Halloween book festival today with vw. It was wonderful. vw and I went to a couple panels and I bought a ton of books and found even more authors to look into. Then we went to lunch, vw and family went home, and I waited around for Joe Hill to sign my books. His panel was booked up, but some people didn't show up, so they let me in. I don't know how these things work hippocampus, but I would love it if you were there next year.
Ah SJ that would be so much fun! If invited, I almost always say yes unless I have a prior.
It was lots of fun. I wish there were more opportunities around here to go to things like that. I didn't see any New England events on your events page. Are you coming this way anytime soon?
I just finished The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee, and had to recommend it to the Buffistas immediately. It's 18th-century historical fiction, queer romance, and YA fantasy-tinged adventure all rolled up into one extremely satisfying story. I loved it and I feel certain that many of you would love it too!
Kate, I heard that was fabulous... on my to acquire list.
I am a Hardinge fan through and through and A Skinful of Shadows is bouncing like whoah. WHYYYY.
sj - There's a Boston event Nov. 9 - Pandemonium near Cambridge...
I think Cashmere recommended it to me. So fun to read.
sj - There's a Boston event Nov. 9 - Pandemonium near Cambridge...
Oh!