heat rising
Apr. 19th, 2002 09:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fictionalgoing to see ani today!!!
(feel the excitement)
hopefully she will play a lot of old stuff, as i am almost entirely unfamiliar with revelling and reckoning. i own it, but it is alas in the city, and i have listened to it once, and that not thoroughly.
just read an amazingly funny story here:
http://www.caitlin-r-kiernan.com/journal.html
(entry for april 18th.)
the moral is, don't take your favorite authors out for sushi unless you a)know where you're going, and b)live nowhere near wisconsin.
i like mornings lately. they've been being cool with the promise of heat.
and another thing. i've never understood everyone's prejudice against the passive voice.
less strong, my green monkey windowpane!
just 'cause it's indirect, and likes to be done to. grrr.
(and no, my liking of this particular voice has nothing to do with my sexual preferences. really.)
(feel the excitement)
hopefully she will play a lot of old stuff, as i am almost entirely unfamiliar with revelling and reckoning. i own it, but it is alas in the city, and i have listened to it once, and that not thoroughly.
just read an amazingly funny story here:
http://www.caitlin-r-kiernan.com/journal.html
(entry for april 18th.)
the moral is, don't take your favorite authors out for sushi unless you a)know where you're going, and b)live nowhere near wisconsin.
i like mornings lately. they've been being cool with the promise of heat.
and another thing. i've never understood everyone's prejudice against the passive voice.
less strong, my green monkey windowpane!
just 'cause it's indirect, and likes to be done to. grrr.
(and no, my liking of this particular voice has nothing to do with my sexual preferences. really.)
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Date: 2002-04-19 12:07 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2002-04-19 12:16 pm (UTC)hrm.. dont' know? i've dabbled a bit in the genres, but i dont' think i've really expereinced it enough to form an opinion?
i like good writing tho? :)
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Date: 2002-04-19 01:06 pm (UTC)you should read "neverwhere" by neil gaiman also, and see what you think.
gaiman is one of my favoritest authors, and i plug him whenever possible.
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Date: 2002-04-19 02:27 pm (UTC)i have a chunk of the sandman series.
AND
i've read neverwhere (and i'm still desperately searching for the graphic novel version of stardust, too. all i can find is the regular paperback :()
and cause of gaiman, kevin and i giggled insanely in london when we first got on the tube and heard "mind the gap"
(i bought a midn the gap thong..! *laff*)
and i adored "good omens"
AND i have the book of magic. :)
weee!
so you think i might like caitlan?