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[playful_d]

I need a break from reading Mom's House, Dad's House. Steph is away again, in NYC, until Sunday... so time to take a break from the heavy stuff. One can only absorb so much

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[doggess]

i just finished reading a book of short nonfiction stories called "sand in my bra", there is another book after that with the same kinds of stories - don't remember what it was called. anyway, it was good. i read it over only a couple days.

[doggess]

http://www.sandinmybra.com/

[playful_d]

sounds awesome

[venalanatomica]

Have you read all the sandman graphic novels?
Start at the beginning if you haven't.
they are light and very smart...
that's where my quote was from.

How about Preacher?

Someone sent me The Sketchbook Diaries of James Kochalka and they made me laugh and reflect a lot. Very very light...and you can totally borrow them any time. I have a few of the sandmans you can borrow but I don't have all of them. I have all of them on the computer though!

=)

[playful_d]

I've never even heard of sandman graphic novels... where have I been (quickly buries head in sand)... there is a sand theme happening here! Maybe email me one to check out (if that is do-able).

Preacher (ditto on head-in-the-sand)... I really haven't done too much in the way of graphic novels... but interested.

[venalanatomica]

oh
Sandman is amazing...really.

well they are HUGE and you need a reader
you'll want to download this first
it should automatically pop up when you open one of these files and you just hit use the arrows and "page down" to change pages...shit+L to go on to the next file.

I'll see what I can do.

[venalanatomica]

sorry
http://www.geocities.com/davidayton/CDisplay

download that.

[kalliste]

Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett!

[venalanatomica]

This is good...but I lost my copy...and I lost my copy of neverwhere which I also liked. or maybe I sold them...I sold a lot of my old books.

I have Coraline though...if you want to borrow that.