Missing the point by a mile - or leagues, rather
Or, Did Alan Moore even read Jules Verne?
The theme of this year's International Blog Against Racism is "Intersectionality" which ought to be a snap for me, but as usual I'm behind and disorganized but thanks to shewhohashope and oyceter both posting about steampunk and colonialism, I remembered something which I've been meaning to try to examine in greater detail, ( Read more... )
The theme of this year's International Blog Against Racism is "Intersectionality" which ought to be a snap for me, but as usual I'm behind and disorganized but thanks to shewhohashope and oyceter both posting about steampunk and colonialism, I remembered something which I've been meaning to try to examine in greater detail, ( Read more... )
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And omg, yes, that Seraphim story. Socute, ahahaha.
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I've only read I think two Jules Verne stories--Five Weeks In A Balloon, I *think*, and Around The World In Eighty Days, the latter of which I've seen in various film versions and may possibly have even read.
This is bad, since Dr. Emmett Brown is my hero.
(Volunteering at library means I'm confronted frequently with the idea that I can read books I don't have money to buy, though! Hurrah.)
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I don't even remember if I've read any Verne stories, considering the fact that if it happened, it was at that age where I ripped through books at an insane rate and everything...blurs, after a while. I think I might've read Journey to the Centre of the Earth. Hm.
Of late I seem to have drifted from my SFF roots, strangely enough. The latest books I've bought/borrowed are--uh--Seize the Fire, an awesome book on Nelson, two books on Turandot, and Thus Spake Zarathustra. Yeah.
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