beginning anew [booklog 2006]
1. Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, Gregory Maguire. excellent.
2. Trash, Dorothy Allison. a re-read, but still excellent. (jencallisto, did i lend you a copy of this already? i thought i had one, but then i didn't seem to, so i bought another...) the story with all the southern/soul-food in it is called "A Lesbian Appetite".
3. The Wind's Twelve Quarters, Ursula K. Le Guin. i've read this one before, a long time ago, but long enough that i didn't remember some of the stories until i'd almost finished them. ones i especially like: "April in Paris", "Darkness Box", "Things", "The Day Before The Revolution".
4. The Museum at Purgatory, Nick Bantock. more gorgeous strange storytelling and art. banzai for gift certificates to bookstores -- i've been wanting to have this book for years, but never quite got around to it.
2. Trash, Dorothy Allison. a re-read, but still excellent. (jencallisto, did i lend you a copy of this already? i thought i had one, but then i didn't seem to, so i bought another...) the story with all the southern/soul-food in it is called "A Lesbian Appetite".
3. The Wind's Twelve Quarters, Ursula K. Le Guin. i've read this one before, a long time ago, but long enough that i didn't remember some of the stories until i'd almost finished them. ones i especially like: "April in Paris", "Darkness Box", "Things", "The Day Before The Revolution".
4. The Museum at Purgatory, Nick Bantock. more gorgeous strange storytelling and art. banzai for gift certificates to bookstores -- i've been wanting to have this book for years, but never quite got around to it.