1. Go read Erik Amundsen's "Pony," now up at Clarkesworld. It's amazing. The rest of the lineup's not to sneer at, either.
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greygirlbeast was right that I'd like Pillars and Tongues.
3. I really, really liked Mary Wesley's The Camomile Lawn (1984). ( I say this in case there are saints, though personally I doubt it. ) Does anyone have an opinion on whether the series was a faithful adaptation or not? I haven't been able to tell from the reviews—its reputation for controversy makes me think the adapters played up the sex rather than simply presenting it, but it has such a great cast, I might try anyway.
4. The current issue of Words Without Borders is all about Iceland. I need more of Sjón's poetry, even if he did write the lyrics to Lars von Trier's Dancer in the Dark (2000).
5. The fact that I could renew my driver's license online fills me with mortal horror of the Massachusetts roads.
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greygirlbeast was right that I'd like Pillars and Tongues.3. I really, really liked Mary Wesley's The Camomile Lawn (1984). ( I say this in case there are saints, though personally I doubt it. ) Does anyone have an opinion on whether the series was a faithful adaptation or not? I haven't been able to tell from the reviews—its reputation for controversy makes me think the adapters played up the sex rather than simply presenting it, but it has such a great cast, I might try anyway.
4. The current issue of Words Without Borders is all about Iceland. I need more of Sjón's poetry, even if he did write the lyrics to Lars von Trier's Dancer in the Dark (2000).
5. The fact that I could renew my driver's license online fills me with mortal horror of the Massachusetts roads.
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