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I also have six rejections, two stories under consideration (my superhero romance for Samhain's anthology and a little something about covering mirrors), and a copy of Keith Hartman's new novella for review purposes!
Keith Hartman is the author of the first ever queer sci fi I read -- The Gumshoe, The Witch and The Virtual Corpse -- which is, now I come to think of it, one of only eight books that have moved with me everywhere I've lived in the last ten years.
Do you have any books like that? The ones that follow you wherever you go, without which your bookshelf just doesn't look right.
Mine are Douglas Adams' The Complete Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy; Keith Hartman's The Gumshoe, The Witch and The Virtual Corpse; its sequel, Gumshoe Gorilla; Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's Good Omens; selected works of WH Auden; MM Kaye's The Ordinary Princess; Paul Krugman's The Accidental Theorist; George Orwell's Animal Farm.
I have a twitter account:
I also have six rejections, two stories under consideration (my superhero romance for Samhain's anthology and a little something about covering mirrors), and a copy of Keith Hartman's new novella for review purposes!
Keith Hartman is the author of the first ever queer sci fi I read -- The Gumshoe, The Witch and The Virtual Corpse -- which is, now I come to think of it, one of only eight books that have moved with me everywhere I've lived in the last ten years.
Do you have any books like that? The ones that follow you wherever you go, without which your bookshelf just doesn't look right.
Mine are Douglas Adams' The Complete Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy; Keith Hartman's The Gumshoe, The Witch and The Virtual Corpse; its sequel, Gumshoe Gorilla; Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's Good Omens; selected works of WH Auden; MM Kaye's The Ordinary Princess; Paul Krugman's The Accidental Theorist; George Orwell's Animal Farm.
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Date: 2011-09-07 02:21 am (UTC)True because I moved and left the bookshelves at my parents' place loaded with my books.
Not-true because I knew there'd be a full set of Discworld books here, and I bought a copy of Alice in Wonderland soon after moving -- that was my favourite book for many years.
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Date: 2011-09-07 02:40 pm (UTC)There are a number of books I had to leave behind on my most recent move that I'm planning on rebuying at some point soon. I'm always surprised by how unpleasant it is to be without my favourite books.