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sorry about the (cliche/pun?). anyway, i've been without tv for about a month now, and i must admit that i was terribly addicted. i mean, i watched atleast 4 hours a day, and that was while working 10 hours and attending school for 4 or 5 hours each day. i had experienced a lapse in tv...

i would recommend it. it is my favorite of the dark tower series so far. i am about to start wolves of the calla and then the next book comes out next month. after that there is only one more, i think. you have to like fantasy fiction, though.

i have not read it. in fact, i didn't even know he wrote a second book. let me know how you liked it when you're done. i liked the briefness of shopgirl. i felt that it finished as it should. more would have been too much. i think what i liked most about it was that it was serious...

i agree with Wuthering Heights. i loved the story, but i really couldn't get into the book. Same with the Lord of the Rings, though i liked the films. i actually enjoy Dickens. The classic that i dislike the most is stoker's dracula. i have never been able to read more than 10 pages.

i just watched it. it was lovely. new respect for katie holmes. the direction was well themed. (in case anyone was wondering.) :D

does anyone agree that he was a genius? Daisy Miller, Beast in the Jungle, etc. etc.. I wish that i could personally thank him.

don't worry, you only struck my....uh-oh.

i am offended by this. i would not hurt one hair on his head....um...well...

i have no doubt that his evil wife had something to do with it, but i think he left before she had a chance to destroy him. do you think the world would be a completely different place if he had lived?

i like the word hysterical. i like the idea that something can be hysterical.

a friend of mine is fanatical about long hair on a guy. i like short hair, or shoulder length hair, but any longer than that is too much. think kurt cobain, not early dave grohl. ;)

where do you find this stuff? are you endlessly surfing?? very cute. i loved the accent. ;)

thanks! and thanks to everyone for being gentle. i think i got over my initial need to vomit, so if you have any constructive criticism, i wouldn't mind hearing it. :cool:

i read all of "Salamander" by Thomas Wharton while sitting in my car in a stranger's driveway while my boyfriend worked on their computer and a giant golden retriever contemplated me. i am so grateful for the experience. i really loved the very beginning. "I can't read the words at...

thank-you!! it's kind of you to offer, but i think i'll stick this one out and cheer from the sidelines. ;) however, wabbit's intro is so good, i fear i may never forgive myself. great setup wabbit. it lives up to the name and leaves so much room for everyone else's brilliant and...

i'm trying to figure out what today's word should be. it's a struggle between abscond and bastion.

i'm renting Pieces of April tonight. Has anyone seen it?

This is a snippet that i wrote for a class a few years ago. i am a little worried because i have never shared my work with anyone except a couple of professors, but i trust you all to be gentle. ;) She walked along the asphalt path on the other side of the murky pond. She walked among...

i am excited to read it from an outsider's perspective. i expect it will be very fun. good luck!

short stories are my ultimate favorite. i had an appointment earlier and knew that i would be waiting but didn't know how long, so i took along my favorite book. it's called "Sudden Fiction" and no story is longer than 6 pages. There are some amazing authors featured in it. The undefeated...