hmm

[schmerica]

It's odd how I seem to go through most of my time all placid and easygoing with most stuff, and then suddenly one morning I'll read something like "Teens aren't very sophisticated thinkers" in a random comment in somebody's lj and feel all stabstabstab.

Which isn't a very sophisticated response, now that I think about it.

Back to work. Can I repeat my urge from yesterday? Seriously, anybody who comments with anything -- not even fic; something to distract or entertain me or *something* from my tedium -- will earn loads of affection from me. You could even rec me books; I need to go to the library this week.

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[farwing.livejournal.com]

So, you don't know me but I am always willing to recommend books to people.

Mockingbird by Sean Stewart - It's a really lovely, lovely book. Voodoo + actuaries + the stock market. Set in Houston, Texas.

Bone Dance by Emma Bull - Post-apocalyptic Minneapolis. Also with voodoo. Really, anything by Emma Bull is excellent.

The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde - It's, um, AU 1985 Great Britain where everyone takes literature very seriously. Oh, and there's a device that allows you to enter books.

Hope your day gets better. Don't let the bastards get you down.

[pearl-o.livejournal.com]

I really liked the Eyre Affair, yeah, -- I think the fourth one just came out, actually. Hmm.