Reason and talent are not usually related. I love Harlan Ellison stories.
Actually, after reading An Edge in My Voice, his collection of columns from the L.A. Weekly, I find Ellison to be extremely reasoned.
Not reasonable, mind, he's a colossal asshole. But you can't say he's as wackaloon as Niven.
Has anyone here read Cory Doctorow's new book, Little Brother? It's getting lots of traction out in the SF/F blogosphere. I ordered it today, along with Maggie Helwig's latest novel, Girl Falls Down.
I've got it on hold at the library, but I don't expect to be at the top of the list for another month or two.
haven't read it yet, but I want to
Orson Scott Card weighs in on J.K. Rowling vs. the Lexicon. [link]
I wondered if OSC would come off like an ass.
I'm so naive.
So I was right to continue my "no reading nonfiction by OSC" policy, then?
I was just putting some giveaway donation books on the "light reading" shelf and noticed a couple of Harlequins. Titles: "The Italian's Defiant Mistress" and "The Billionaire's Virgin Mistress." The latter appears to belong to a SERIES called "Innocent Mistress, Virgin Bride." I've never read a Harlequin before, but I think I clearly need to give these a whirl, right? If you don't hear from me soon, assume my brains oozed out my ears and call for help.