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mis·ad·ven·ture [ˌmɪsədˈvɛntʃə]
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1. an unlucky event; misfortune
Etymology: [Middle English misaventure from Old French mesaventure, from mesavenir, to result in misfortune : mes-, badly; see mis- + avenir, to turn out (from Latin advenre, to come to; see adventThis being a
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It was so deep and dark and ultimately satisfying.
Yes!
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've been on a recent rampage of buying back issues to Sirenia Digest and I must say for the record that I feel like this is an exceptionally good way to directly support CRK. I like knowing the $ goes straight to you and Spooky and it satisfies my compulsive nature to be able to check another unread CRK work off my list
It is a great way to show support, so thanks.
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"Charcloth, Firesteel, and Flint" & "Shipwrecks Above" & I must say they are 2 of my new faves, especially "Shipwrecks Above" which is really wicked, it truly has what it takes to expand into a lovely novella! I also re-read "Eisoptrophobia - A Sketch" and would love to see that one morph into a full blown short piece. Your body of work from the Digest is truly mind-blowing and I'm so glad to see they're being collected. Needless to say I'm eagerly awaiting Confessions of a Five-Chambered Heart with its 25 tale TOC!! Hopefully it'll come with a cool chapbook like Ammonite Violin.
Thank you! And yep, there will certainly be a chapbook. The Yellow Alphabet.
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but meatspace is requiring too much of my time these days, between wrestling with the chaos of my living space and filling my brain with knowledge required for my day-job.
Ah, well.
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I hope you find a reprieve from the heat soon.
Well, so long as we stay inside, we essentially have.
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Word. 3D kills my brain, so I havent been going to many movies of late, when my sister and I saw HP 7.2 it was flat screen. We will go again to see more details though.
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I'm just about convinced that 3-D is on it's way out. Looking at summer movies, very significant numbers of movie-goers (30-40%) are choosing flatscreen, and with box-office numbers at (or near) an all-time low, theatres can't afford to keep up the expensive 3-D crap. Also, studies are showing it's very bad for the eyes of children.
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Being blind in one eye, I can't see it. Plus, 10% of all humans can't perceive 3-D in films, anyway.
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