My Most Recent Library Trip
... says a lot about a person. I picked up:
Thought: if I put up a poll for what my project for the week should be (a subject to write about, something to draw or cartoon, something to craft) would people have opinions? Or am I just a solipsist in need of some self-determination?
- The Bloody Chamber - Angela Carter. Multiply recommended whenever I mention my erotic fairytales series (which yes I am not doing very quickly, MY MUSE HAS MPD)
- Economics - the Basics. Don't know enough about it, will damn well learn. Hopefully will be able to understand current news stories and current affairs discussions with friends on a deeper level. Possibly also will be able to write about with conviction.
- The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes - some fairy obsessive. It is cosy reading of old England, what?
- Life at the Limits - David A. Wharton. I do love my extremophiles.
- The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress - Robert Heinlein. What is that on the horizon? A seminal sci-fi book I have not even tried to read?
- Stitch N Bitch - I have a desire for chunky wrist and leg warmers in non-lurid colours. And i can knit, but not purl. A gap in my education I think.
- The Secret Life of Houdini -the making of the world's greatest mystifier. Kalush and Sloman. Interesting man, I have heard?
- Preacher #4 - Ancient History. Man, Preacher is so so good! Blasphemous, gun-toting, all-American explosions and sex! And severely fucked up families, oh my god. My only objection is, really, Tulip.
Thought: if I put up a poll for what my project for the week should be (a subject to write about, something to draw or cartoon, something to craft) would people have opinions? Or am I just a solipsist in need of some self-determination?