Rounding up of thoughts, mostly unthinky

[amireal]

1. I made meatballs (turkey) and sauted spinach and pasta in a simmered and mixed together form. Survey says: I have not poisoned myself! Also? Pretty tasty. Will have to go over what I did with someone who's got a bit more on cooking than I do to see where I can tweak it. Mostly I'm impressed that I've got almost all the dirty dishes in the

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Be not intimidated, Young One

[justalurkr]

Simply buy and read this highly accessible book:

How to Read Literature Like a Professor

and never be intimidated again.

[amireal]

Ooh. Thanks! *adds to list*

And awesome! I haven't done NEARLY all that I want to do with it, I've just been so preoccupied and trying to sort out exactly HOW to do things. Thanks!

[cjandre]

I really enjoyed Italo Calvino - he's 20th century and very fun. Try 'The Baron Who Lived in the Trees.'

Jane Austen is wonderful, Thomas Pynchon suites some people, Luis Borges - I prefer him to Marquez, who I find unreadable - is great for magical realism.

Cant think of any others at the moment, but i'll keep considering.

:-)

[amireal]

*makes notes* Thanks! So. Many. Books. *criez*