banished from an Eden of oscillation

[extemporanea]

Hmmm. Wayward brain, c'est moi. The last set of subject lines on this blog have referenced, from the bottom, Belle & Sebastian lyrics, heraldry humour, a weak and inexcusable pun, Crowded House lyrics, A. A. Milne, netspeak, Yoda, The Firm's "Star Trekking", and a quote from the Spike sexual-dysfunction scene in Buffy Season 4. Either I'm

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[strawberryfrog]

On the subject of crime novels, mort has gotten me started on Phryne Fisher. The bets of cheap thrills to read.

[anonymous]

One of the things I love about Kate Atkinson's recent books is that they take the crime genre and give a big fat shrug about what you're supposed to be reading them for. Yes, there's a crime (or many), yes, you eventually find out who did what, but really that's almost incidental, and definitely lacking in realism. What larks.

scroob

[herne_kzn]

Reminds me ever so slightly of my recent plainive wails of "all fiction is genre fiction"
I am rather looking forward to C&C :)