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The political analogy inherent in the dancing frog must have something to do with the fact that Theodore Roosevelt had a son named Kermit (who had a son named Kermit, who had a son named Kermit, who had a son named Kermit, who had a daughter named Rana, which is Latin for "frog.") There's no...
Like I said: two-legged mammal fiction.
(The fourlegged ones are a future market. They don't usually have money, true, but then again, 20 years ago the 9-13-year-olds didn't either.)
Or maybe I just meant to gripe a bit. If people can complain about the Fifty Shades woman being the single most persecuted author in literary history, can't I at least be a little bit frustrated that a (at least once) truly great writer still can't do anything without it being "controversial"...
Would you read novels aimed at 'new adults'? | Books | guardian.co.uk
Personally I'm launching "two-legged mammal fiction" the first chance I get. I think it could be big.
Salman Rushdie film courts Indian controversy | Books | guardian.co.uk
Jesus christ, enough already. It's been 25 years since The Satanic Verses. Let go and move on.
How did you like it? I've read two of Maalouf's books so far (Leo Africanus and The Crusades Through Arab Eyes) and really liked them, so I'm looking for excuses to find more of his books...
Nikanor Teratologen, Assisted Living (re-read). And I'm still not sure if this orgy in nazisatanic mysticism, pedophilia, ultraviolence and Foucault and Lacan references is the "hillbilly Finnegans Wake" the postscript hails it as or the literary equivalent of Human Centipede. There's no denying...
Laziest salad.
How come you need at least 3 different kinds of USB cables for all your electronic gizmos, yet no matter how many you know you have, you can always only find the ones that don't fit the gizmo you're currently trying to connect? Does it involve USB-eating gremlins?