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Old 05-26-2005, 09:59 PM
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You should try him, you'll probably like him. I suggest starting with the novellas because he's an acquired taste and you'll be able to tell right away if you want to delve any further into his work. Henderson the Rain King is his true masterpiece.
I will, and when I do I'll let you know what I think--any particular starting point in the novellas?



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Originally Posted by dissentionI think Amber recommended [I
The Robber Bride[/I], but I'm not sure. Regardless, she's one of the best writers out there. Her poetry knocks my socks off.
Her Circe/Mud poems are especially brilliant, I think, extra complex, because the voice goes back and forth. I still think it rocks you've read her and like her poems at least. Which of the poems do you favor, just out of curiosity? And do you find it weird how rarely her poems are anthologized?

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Did you see when Jon Stewart went on CNN's Crossfire and laid the smackdown on Carlson? Oh my, that was one priceless television moment. Stewart even called him a "dick."
Nope, missed that one. But Jon Stewart has his moments; I used to like his MTV show. Which aired for maybe two episodes.


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Let me know when you see it, I love to gush over that movie.
I sure will. That way we can be all Nicole-gushy together and make everyone ill with our agreeableness and mushy fan behavior.
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