Reference book. Fiction I have in abundance.
We're Literary 2: To Read Makes Our Speaking English Good
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."
Jeanette Winterson's The Passion is probably her best book
Respectfully disagrees and shakes head, waving copy of 'Written on the Body'. Runs away.
Respectfully disagrees and shakes head, waving copy of 'Written on the Body'. Runs away.
shakes fist at disagreeful Lilty "You better run, missy!"
Resigns to read both again, this time back to back, but doubts view will change. Sticks out tongue.
I'm siding with David, though I love both books.
Betsy, I got nothing, sorry.
I finally read Bet Me by Jennifer Crusie (ah, beloved paperback!) and absolutely loved it, even though at one point, with only two pages in between, she describes two females (Bink and Cynthie) through Min's eyes as having big, gray eyes and heart-shaped faces. That bugged me.
Now I'm reading Candyfreak and have laughed out loud many times, even though I'm not even to page 50 yet.
Oh, but after I typed the Crusie bit, I realized it comes out later that Cal was in love with Bink, so s it would make sense that a woman he hooked up with later would look like her.
So never mind, maybe.
I'm currently about half way through Under the Banner of Heaven, which is a disturbing book, and so far quite an excellent one.
I read Under the Banner of Heaven a few months ago. I thought it was fascinating, and disturbing. There were a few parts where I thought he got kind of unclear with his language -- not making it clear exactly who did what, when it was kind of important -- but other than that, I also thought it was excellent.
Hey Alicia, I had a question for you over in the music thread...
Yeah, it does take some careful reading in a few parts, but he's also covering well over 100 years of time and multiple overlapping and interrelated events. I've read a fair amount about Mormonism in the past so I knew about a lot of the stuff he's writing about but quite a bit of the information about Mormon Fundamentalists is new to me.