—noun. Nonsense, frequently but not necessarily in a written form, unrelated to anything else. The rock-bottom remainders.
“To be lost gives you a kind of succulent freedom,” writes Ian McMillan.
Sarcasm Inc., a company that apparently exists, has developed a new punctuation mark to denote the use of sarcasm.
“Often real life is boring and problematic. I love the edited version of it.”
The way you experience a book is subjective.
Keeping with my recent theme of a. things related to Lady Gaga and b. things related to typography, I feel it is vitally important that I embed a video which combines them both.
Julian Barnes on typewriters.
124 sci-fi/fantasy books The Guardian thinks you should read.
“Rewarding? I don’t think that’s why people do it.”
“It is not unnatural that the best writers are liars.”
After years of listening to the audio book for Fragile Things, I finally picked up the print version. It’s just not the same.
Lisa discovers boys. Stephanie doesn’t.
The BBC believes most people will have only read 6 of the 100 books here. How do your reading habits stack up?
365 days of wibble, reviewed.
In addition to being really, really awesome all on its own, the premise of Dollhouse is apparently not that far of a stretch.
In April’s Vanity Fair, an article on Iceland’s economy discusses one unique problem that expansion faces: elves.
Back up your hard drive. Go now.
Maybe Carmen Sandiego will steal Section 92A.
An update to Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice will no longer discriminate against readers’ states of mortality.
The reasoning behind random blanks in literature.
This post is not about porn. It is about books.
If you have ever been frustrated by a. gross online grammar, b. improper apostrophe use, or c. people who type LiKe ThiS, then you should probably watch this video.
Happy New Year! It was, for me at least, a delightful one (It also might have involved discussing debt equity in the small hours of the morning. I deny everything.).
With so many “Top 10 ____ of 2008″ lists this time of year, sorting through them all is basically impossible.
It addition to reading books, it seems you can wear them as jewelery.
To anyone sitting out on NaNoWriMo this year: commence gloating in three, two…