Talking of books...

[selenak]

It's a busy week - in a good way - for me, hence no posting until now. However, I do get online and enjoy reading great posts like this:

Neil Gaiman about growing up with C.S.Lewis, J.R.R.   Tolkien and C.G. ChestertonI love it when writers manage go convey such a detailed sense of what reading and experiencing other books feels like.  And the

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*g*

[amenirdis]

*g* Thank you ever so much! Common sense and bisexual self confidence beat man-pain and chips any day! I truly appreciate you saying it!

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[selenak]

They do indeed, as I hope many a reader will discover.

[wee_warrior]

See, that's one more reason why I'm eager for Jo Graham's trilogy set in the Napoleonic era to be published.

*perks up*

Also, giggling at Hornblower's manpain and the chips on Sharpe's shoulder. I'm not a Bernhard Cornwell fan, so I've never read the latter, but suddenly I feel like I did.

[redfiona10]

Not to mention Lucky Jack Aubrey (yet another Captain Jack) and Dr. Maturin also lurking on the sea.