Hey! I've been meaning to drop you a note and say, "Guess where I'm going!" but I've been caught in the inescapable cogs of the end-of-the-semester machine. So thanks for jerking me out of it! And thanks for the congrats (and the squees, definitely). I'm really, really excited.
And double yay, you bring answers for the book meme!
10. Absolutely. I was surprised no one had got that yet, either.
6. Indeed. My favorite Steinbeck. God, I love that book. Especially Lee. ::snuggles him::
5. Not Philip Roth. Probably not something you've read, actually. (Hint: this is as close as I ever get to the dangerous minefield of chick lit.)
2. This I'd be willing to bet you've read. C'mon: classic comedy, academic hijinks...
BUT...what is Neverwhere, you ask? Only the greatest book ever! Okay, probably not. But it's a personal favorite of mine, by my dear Neil Gaiman. You should read it! Spread the love!
And finally, Return of the King. Yes, I'm aware that Tolkien is a great storyteller, but he is not a great writer, and for RotK he for some reason decided that it'd be a good idea to announce every important event with an "And lo!" or a "And behold!" I was frothing at the mouth before I was halfway through. I'm glad to know I wasn't the only one.
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Date: 2005-05-05 05:31 pm (UTC)And double yay, you bring answers for the book meme!
10. Absolutely. I was surprised no one had got that yet, either.
6. Indeed. My favorite Steinbeck. God, I love that book. Especially Lee. ::snuggles him::
5. Not Philip Roth. Probably not something you've read, actually. (Hint: this is as close as I ever get to the dangerous minefield of chick lit.)
2. This I'd be willing to bet you've read. C'mon: classic comedy, academic hijinks...
BUT...what is Neverwhere, you ask? Only the greatest book ever! Okay, probably not. But it's a personal favorite of mine, by my dear Neil Gaiman. You should read it! Spread the love!
And finally, Return of the King. Yes, I'm aware that Tolkien is a great storyteller, but he is not a great writer, and for RotK he for some reason decided that it'd be a good idea to announce every important event with an "And lo!" or a "And behold!" I was frothing at the mouth before I was halfway through. I'm glad to know I wasn't the only one.
I can't call me Trinity either. ::pouts::