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It seems to me, Golan, that the advance of civilization is nothing but an excuse in the limiting of privacy.
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SEXY_KUALA & HACK TURKÄ°YE & by SEXY_KUALA
Posted by Cyrie on: Wednesday 31 March @ 16:53:53 |
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The A.R.Yngve Homepage Has Moved!
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Upcoming Book Releases
Posted by Cyrie on: Wednesday 28 January @ 21:35:05 |
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For those of you wondering what's coming out in the next few months:
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Which SF/Fantasy character are you?
Posted by Cyrie on: Thursday 22 January @ 09:48:20 |
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I guess Matrix: Revolutions was good for something...
Posted by Cyrie on: Tuesday 20 January @ 18:38:20 |
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Neil Gaiman interviews Gene Wolfe, hilarity ensues
Posted by Cyrie on: Tuesday 20 January @ 16:48:11 |
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Ok, confession time: I've tried about 5 times to read The Book of the New Sun series by Gene Wolfe (Mozilla users, watch that link, it seems to want to force me to open another app suddenly) - I have the first two books, the Shadow of the Torturer and the Claw of the Conciliator as one volume. Usually, I get about halfway through and then I put the book down and stop reading it. I have no idea why I have problems getting into it (since I can totally appreciate the crafting of the language in the book), but I do. Anyway, this has meant that I haven't read anything else by Wolfe.
I came across the following link on boingboing: Neil Gaiman interviews Gene Wolfe and it's a pretty entertaining read, a good glimpse into the creating of a plausible and fresh fantasy world.
Maybe I'll use my Chapters/Indigo gift card for The Knight instead of waiting until Kushiel's Avatar comes out in paperback.
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