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shadowflyer July 24 2008, 19:27:17 UTC
Good lord...a library, a Unicorn, or an emotional situation, you can't tell which?

You're not writing an Amber novel, are you?!

:-P

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pameladean July 24 2008, 19:29:08 UTC
Nope.

Embrace the power of "and".

P.

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shadowflyer July 24 2008, 19:51:40 UTC
But, but...you said 'or'...and 'and' just makes it....

Oh, never mind.

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pameladean July 24 2008, 20:41:03 UTC
Sorry. I should never try to be succinct. It only causes trouble.

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swan_tower July 24 2008, 19:36:14 UTC
One is curious what the CERTAIN ALLEGEDLY HUMOROUS REMARK ABOUT WHAT YOU SHOULD CALL BOTH VOLUMES was.

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bunsen_h July 24 2008, 19:43:41 UTC
Bowling for Unicorns?

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pameladean July 24 2008, 20:40:36 UTC
*splort* Now THAT is what we call a complicated joke.

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YUP swan_tower July 28 2008, 06:44:59 UTC
And one of the few I actually get!

Jane Yolen

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guppiecat July 24 2008, 19:40:35 UTC
I thing you should name the first one "Going" and the second one "North".

Failing that, you should call them "Going Northeast" and "Going Northwest", so you wind up in the same place at the end. :)

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sdn July 24 2008, 20:10:46 UTC
in fact, your first suggestion was what i said.

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pameladean July 24 2008, 20:39:56 UTC
Sharyn, Josh. Josh, Sharyn. My work here is done.

P.

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bunsen_h July 25 2008, 01:53:22 UTC
How about Going North-Northwest and Southerly Winds?

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pameladean July 24 2008, 20:39:29 UTC
I am terribly tempted, but the confusion sown amongst bookstore clerks and indeed readers is hideous to contemplate. I do quite like Libraries and Fairies, though.

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jonquil July 24 2008, 20:00:25 UTC
" It was good for my writing and my brain, but dealt a number of emotional and intellectual blows that I'm still wrestling with."

I'm very, very sorry for that. Cons should be, if not actually restful, safe places.

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jonquil July 24 2008, 20:09:16 UTC
I didn't go this year. I heard about the aftermath; it was all over my flist. And, as you say, a reminder that with so many strangers, there's no such thing as a safe place.

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jonquil July 24 2008, 20:35:11 UTC
There is no such thing as safety; it's a platonic ideal thingy, inferred from the variability of risk.

I think it's generally easier to go through life trying to evaluate degrees of risk rather than suffering the inevitable distress when an expectation of safety fails.

-- Graydon, who has a twitch about this one

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