New Hipster book club!

[dorothy_parka]

is here

I review abortion and life, How Fiction Works (that really is me and not Brian Hurley), and I have a column about political memoirs. I hate them

Comments

[yenniemonster]

Well, I understood your intentions!

[dorothy_parka]

damn! i was trying for opacity! :)

[mdhornbuckle]

Nice work on all three. I'd elaborate, but then we'd have nothing to talk about when you get home.

[dorothy_parka]

oh, hardee har har. Like I won't have work shit to complain about.

[loosestrife]

Thanks. These are really good reviews.

And yes. Anyone who thinks that pro-choice people have to be nonchalant about getting an abortion -- or even willing to do it at all -- doesn't know a lot of people.

[nightspore]

Nice review of Wood. I assume he'll see it im Lauf der Zeit, but I can show it to him if you want.

Zola also has the village chorus narrating through f.i.s. in a lot of novels, but especially in L'Assomoir. He does it well.

Hey, I wish you (s.) 'd review my humble book. And/or let me review for y'all.

[dorothy_parka]

Oh, I'm sure you can review for the HBC--just contact the editor, Yennie Cheung at hipsterbookclub at gmail dot com and send me your book and i'll review it

[nightspore]

Cool! Where should it be sent? You can answer at n ig htspo re at g m a i l d0t c0m

[dorothy_parka]

oh, duh. an address would help. email me at marie at snevil dot com and i'll send you my address.

[zenithblue]

Hullo--

I know you probably have a pretty full friends list already, but do you mind if I friend you? We've talked DFW on hipsterbookclub a few times and I always like your posts, I've just never gotten around to hitting the little "friend" button.

[dorothy_parka]

oh, yeah, of course! I'll friend you back when I log on later...