I absolutely love this woman, even if her latest novel, Lighthousekeeping, is sort of a mess.
Meditations in an Emergency
Random thoughts, memories, convoluted therapeutic ramblings, a billboard of love.
Friday, June 04, 2004
About Me
- Name: Christopher Barzak
- Location: Youngstown, Ohio, United States
Stories
A Mad Tea PartyPlenty
Born on the Edge of an Adjective
Caryatids
The Cure
The Trail of My Father's Blood
Vanishing Point
The Other Angelas
The Language of Moths
The Barbed Wire Boy
Dead Letters
Interviews
TrampolineA View from Outside
Bloggasm Interview
Links
More about meRatbastards
Small Beer Press
Locus
Realms of Fantasy
Strange Horizons
Ideomancer
Pindeldyboz
F&SF
Asimovs
Analog
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3 Comments:
Don't like her. There isn't a single rummage sale depicted in any of her books. Believe me, I checked.
Dear Duchess of Greenwhich Village,
Missed you at the rummage sale last week! And the vicar had ever so much a time selling me a tea service! Haha! You should have seen me haggle! Next time, though, you absolutely must come, my dear. Perhaps we'll see you in church this Sunday? Ha!
Yours,
The Duke of Kinsman
Duke? Of Kinsman?
An example of colonial humor?
Duke Of Earl
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