never again, mr. popular sentiment

[iceinyourmusic]

Oh, just recycling goodies from the stalking tour (you know I'm never ever going to let that go now, don't you?), as lizbee says clever things about Hermione and Ron/Hermione and walkingshadow points the way towards the funny of The Gospel of Debbie.

Plus: a paperback copy of Oryx and Crake has finally been obtained, and, I don't have the time for this, but, and, what tonight will be about, will be about rereading The Blind Assassin, and then I'll talk about it, yes I really do think. Tomorrow, plane tickets.

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[pirateyes.livejournal.com]

Canadian literature, mmm. I approve. Not that you need my approval, but it's there nonetheless.

You should read Black Bird by Michel Basilieres, which seems to be making its rounds in the popslash circles of book reccing (Canadians, anyway). I think you'd like it, though, if you enjoy something morbid and hilarious and wonderfully compelling.

[leksa.livejournal.com]

no, see, approval is always good, because approval makes me feel good about me. also, margaret atwood = my personal (canadian) goddess of literature.

and thanks so much for the rec! seeing how "morbid" and "hilarious" and "compelling" are maybe my favourite words in the world, i'll have to give it a read once it becomes available out here in the outest periphery.