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Wow, that looks very interesting. I previewed it at Amazon. Thanks for listing it.

Victorian horror and Victorian-style erotica. Good luck.

Edna St. Vincent Millay. Each little tongue will do a cunning dance.

Not a purchase actually, but picked up on a give-away shelf at an office where I work sometimes: A review copy of Love and Consequences, by Margaret B. Jones. Yes, the one written by con artist Peggy Seltzer.

With this kind of book, I like to cut to the practical part. I get it about overfishing, bycatches, and polluted ponds; but I want to know what I as a consumer can do about it. To save the purchase price or a trip to the library, I tried to use the preview feature at Amazon, but the...

:rolleyes:

The link doesn't work for me, but I've read this story before. Asimov wrote an awful lot of great things (I liked The End of Eternity in particular), but this piece is his best, IMHO.

I'm slithering through a scandalous party. Er, I mean I'm in my office working.

The Poetry Home Repair Manual, Ted Kooser.

Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. My Teacher is an Alien. Frankenstein. Fahrenheit 451. Brave New World. 1984. The Left Hand of Darkness. Woman on the Edge of Time. The Female Man. And a few hundred more.

Ok, I think I'm developing a bad habit. Yesterday on my walk to the subway, I had the same urge, but this time it was for The Importance of Being Earnest. So I stopped off and bought a cheap copy (Dover) and laughed on the subway all the way home.

It's built into Safari.

King Lear. Talked about it briefly yesterday at work, so it was on my mind. On the walk to the subway, I had an urge to read certain passages right then. I stopped and picked up a paperback copy (though I have several fancy editions of Shakespeare at home), then I was reading it on the...

I’m all about RSS feeds. I get hundreds. Atlantic is one of them, though Time and Newsweek are not. I don’t pay for any online subscriptions, though. Whatever the magazine puts online for free just has to do. One magazine we get is Ranger Rick. My 17-year-old niece still loves it but has...

Poets.org offers sample poems from famous poets, with cross-references to other poems you might like. It's an easy site to get immersed in and get inspired about poetry. Most of the samples are reasonably manageable in length.