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Goats on hillside, beep beep
we ate, each of us, a bucket of ham to go along with enough bread all right and we drank a pound of juice … or more I’d say I leaned over and spoke to my neighbor, … more →
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Farewell, Robert.
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Kullervo wrote 14 hours ago: Robert Holdstock died today. His books, which I read my senior year in high school, were instrumenta … more →
Steal This List!
amyking wrote 14 hours ago: CONTEMPORARY QUEER POETS Grow this list – Proliferate! Redistribute! I initially started this list a … more →
Post-NaNoWriMo Wrap-up
hoomanbeink wrote 14 hours ago: Final word count: 50,620 words. Final character count: 279,215 characters. Average word length: 5.12 … more →
Great! Illustrated Classics
highonhomeschool wrote 14 hours ago: I discovered these a couple of years ago and started stocking up slowly. We have maybe ten of them, … more →
War & Peace
Erin wrote 14 hours ago: Dear Mr Tolstoy: If you take out the parts about war that don’t involve Andrei, you have an ok … more →
Adventures in Manga
TGW wrote 14 hours ago: Have I ever told you how much I hate manga? Because it’s a lot. Same goes for its more active … more →
Contest: Deadline 12/1
roxieh wrote 14 hours ago: Books for Books Blog Contest! By participating in blog contest, you can help get books to kids and i … more →
Another NaNoWriMo Excerpt
Seth Riddell wrote 15 hours ago: V “If we’re primates . . .” Chris started, “Why don’t we still have fur?” They’d gone to a restauran … more →
golf at the hague
littledebbieoatmealcookie wrote 15 hours ago: SETTING: a southern B&B community. PLOT: an unfortunate surprise casts doubt on peace! TIME: … more →
goats on hillside, beep beep
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littledebbieoatmealcookie wrote 15 hours ago: we ate, each of us, a bucket of ham to go along with enough bread all right and we drank a pound of … more →
My December Office
Aridhi wrote 15 hours ago: http://www.google.com/transliterate/indic Whom have I in heaven but you? And besides you I desire no … more →
What Is So Great About Gatsby? Part One.
ellietreagust wrote 16 hours ago: Currently I reside on page 105 of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’. You ma … more →
Reading Joyce
thebicyclops wrote 16 hours ago: On 16th June 2004 I was at a bar in Dublin explaining Joyce. The sceptical local who faced me was c … more →
Farewell Lilley Press
dianapoulsen wrote 17 hours ago: Reviewers always seem to be the last to know. It is with great sadness that I tell you that Lilley P … more →
The Roundup
Jordan Ferguson wrote 17 hours ago: So what’s been keeping you literary types entertained out there this week? The Guardian Books … more →
Me and Chick-Lit
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litlove wrote 18 hours ago: I consider myself a literary omnivore, consuming just about any kind of book unless it’s horror or s … more →
Contests and Competitions
roxieh wrote 18 hours ago: Not a contest, but an opportunity: Arkansas Press’ Moon City Review 2010 An Annual of Poetry, Story … more →
A Modest Libertarian Proposal: For Secessionists, Separatists, Radical Anarchists, Anti-Government Absolutists, Conservative Neo-Republicans, Randian Objectivists, Tea-Baggers, “Me, First & Last” Social Darwinists, and Conspiracy Theorists
Rhys M. Blavier wrote 18 hours ago: I did a LOT of driving this last week-end, a LOT. This gave me a great deal of time to think and pro … more →
The True Story of Hansel and Gretel
gustines wrote 18 hours ago: The True Story of Hansel and Gretel, by Louise Murphy. Penguin Books (2003), 306 pages. “Through the … more →
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