::cries::
I went to a B&N on the 26th, and they were ALREADY GONE.
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."
::cries::
I went to a B&N on the 26th, and they were ALREADY GONE.
The Huffington Post has a fun article by an author about the day last week she decided to hit the local bookstores and sign stock copies of her book.
That was charming.
Amy knows Libba Bray personally.
Check it out! She's got a glass eye from a tragic teenage mishap, and yet is still totally pretty. Also her musical taste is totally my age really cool.
Has anyone here read Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer? It's YA, vampires, set in Forks, WA (where they really get all the rain my Bama relatives think we get in Seattle). I'm about 1/3 in and enjoying it so far.
set in Forks, WA (where they really get all the rain my Bama relatives think we get in Seattle).
I think we may qualify in Olympia. While we don't get the most inches of rain, we get more hours of rain than any place in Washington State - less sun, perfect for vampires.
My latest ambition for if I ever become an author successful enough to quit my day job is to move to Sequim--cool weather and mountains and oceans and everything there is to love about this region with only 16 inches of rain.
Did y'all know that Emma Bull and Will Shetterly made their own trailer for a War of the Oaks movie? (Emma is the Unseelie Queen.) I like the Eddi.
Very RenFaire, but fun.
Will Shetterly called me a homophobe. Fun story.
I read Twilight, Susan. It annoyed me for about the first half, and then I got sucked in. It's not a great book-- more like popcorn, when you know you should stop eating it and you're going to feel sick later, but it's too good to stop at the moment.
And yeah, I do want to read the sequels.