Yeah, and look how you turned out Amy. WRITING that smut!!
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."
Oh god, it all makes sense now ...
Oh god, it all makes sense now ...
But... but... what about me? WIFEY totally trumps FOREVER in terms of the smut factor.
Was I impervious?
I feel like such a failure.
All of Judy Blume was suspect when I was a kid.
But... but... what about me?
I think I write more actual smut than you, baby. ::smirks::
That's what I mean! Where did I fail?
I suck (no pun intended) at the smut.
I have, however, been informed that I do "elegantly sensual" very well, which is all well and good, but you know, sometimes, you just wanna hit the smut factor.
Sadly, sometimes I can hit nothing but ...
we were passing around VC Andrews in 5th grade. leh.
What a loss. I think he's not only one of the three or four most important science fiction writers, I think he's simply been one of the best post-war novelists to come out of Britain.
His insight into media and our culture were profound and very influential on me.
Bruce Sterling describing Ballard's status:
In the circle of American science fiction writers of my generation — cyberpunks and humanists and so forth — [Ballard] was a towering figure. We used to have bitter struggles over who was more Ballardian than whom. We knew we were not fit to polish the man’s boots, and we were scarcely able to understand how we could get to a position to do work which he might respect or stand, but at least we were able to see the peak of achievement that he had reached.