Nature, I have a warning for you. You took my Douglas Adams. I was sad. You've just taken my Kurt Vonnegut. I'm now sad and pissed. If you touch my Michale Chabon, I'm coming after you.
My boss just sent me an excerpt from Chabon's "The Final Solution" which includes:
"'Here,' he said, holding out the tin. 'It has been many years, but in my time sweets were widely acknowledged to be a kind of juvenile Esperanto. Come, have a pastille."
It's an awesome book. I saw a reading of his at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix. He signed my Kavalier and Clay. When I told him about what I did and how I wished I had more time, he laughed at me and told me to take it easy.
His new book comes out in 2 weeks. Barnes and Nobel had better have a copy for me when I get out of class or there will be hell to pay.
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"'Here,' he said, holding out the tin. 'It has been many years, but in my time sweets were widely acknowledged to be a kind of juvenile Esperanto. Come, have a pastille."
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His new book comes out in 2 weeks. Barnes and Nobel had better have a copy for me when I get out of class or there will be hell to pay.
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