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59. The Shadow of Albion by Andre Norton & Rosemary Edghill (swashbuckling and politics in a Stuart court that never was, what's not to love?) -
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People who build things leave the stacks the messiest, like carpenters and quilters.
When you are emotional you're more likely to make stupid mistakes that you wouldn't make if you were just zoning out.
Apparently being sweaty and annoyed makes you look serious which looks like proffessional so people are more likely to approach you, in theory this ( Read more... ) -
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55. The Secret Lives of Men and Women: a PostSecret book by Frank Warren ( Read more... ) -
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54. The Privilage of the Sword by Ellen Kushner (From the back: "... a swashbuckler for women..." Wonderful, a sequel to Swordspoint, but works independently fine as well.) -
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53. Unlubricated by Arthur Nersessian (once again Nersessian captures everything that is stressful, tramatizing and hilarious about trying to make it in an artistic profession in NYC. Dogrun was for writers. Chinese Takeout was for artists. Unlubricated is for the actors.) -
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51. Eleven Minutes (How a woman came to prostitution and how she kept her soul. Read this, I don't care who you are, if it offends you well you probably need to read it ;) )
52. Fun Home: A family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel (wonderful, funny, real) -
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48. Dokebi Bride 2 ( Read more... ) -
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46. 100 Strokes of the Brush Before Bed by Melissa P. (international bestseller that scandalized Italy, I'm more interested in the sequel but it seemed to need the fore-plot. sadomasochistic promiscuity, but ends on the upbeat.)
47. Dokebi Bride 1 by Marley (Korean graphic novel about shamans and spirits) -
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43. Widdershins by Charles De Lint
44. Mash: A Novel about three Army doctors by Richard Hooker
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41. Persepolis 2 by Marjane Satrapi
42. Embroideries by Marjane Satrapi
And I'm debating posting the cutest/most beautiful children's book coers as I come across them...