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Ancient Rockets: <em>The Flying House</em> "Well, it's a very rich food-- I wouldn't call it a dressing, exactly-- and conventional 19th-century..." on Ancient Rockets: The Flying House at Wed Dec 09, 2009 14:23pm
Why We Still Write Lovecraft Pastiche "Oh, you said Classism. Never mind..." on Why We Still Write Lovecraft Pastiche at Mon Dec 07, 2009 16:01pm
Why We Still Write Lovecraft Pastiche "um... So classicism is bigotry? Did you mean class prejudice? Or have you got something against Aristophanes?" on Why We Still Write Lovecraft Pastiche at Mon Dec 07, 2009 13:42pm
Ancient Rockets: Usher Falls, Twice "Because I was tired when I was writing the article and I made a mistake." on Ancient Rockets: Usher Falls, Twice at Wed Oct 21, 2009 13:06pm
Oz Revolts! - <em>The Marvelous Land of Oz</em> "A lot of feminists would argue that a woman who has to roar and bully and wave a knife or gun around..." on Oz Revolts! - The Marvelous Land of Oz at Thu Oct 15, 2009 21:33pm
""My Side of the Mountain" isn't old!! ...Is it? I can't tell you how many times I got that book out..." on Letters from Abroad: Recommendations at Thu Oct 15, 2009 17:22pm
Oz Revolts! - <em>The Marvelous Land of Oz</em> "And let us not forget... there are stupid women who only care about frivolous things and have a mile-high..." on Oz Revolts! - The Marvelous Land of Oz at Thu Oct 15, 2009 13:13pm
"I think you have to include a fifth reason for spoiling Halloween: Fundamentalists. For whatever reason..." on Resurrecting Halloween at Sun Oct 04, 2009 13:28pm
""Traditional costumes" in the 50s and 60s increasingly meant crappy polyester ponchos silkscreened with..." on Resurrecting Halloween at Fri Oct 02, 2009 21:43pm
<em>Star Trek</em> Re-Watch: “The Apple” "Oh, that papier mache snake idol... so, so bad. There's a definite subclass of SF/horror story, not..." on Star Trek Re-Watch: “The Apple” at Thu Oct 01, 2009 13:56pm
"I just can't get over the fact that this school, apparently, has money to burn. In this day and age?" on Bells, Whistles, & Books: Going Paperless at Fri Sep 18, 2009 21:51pm
Ancient Rockets: Strong & Silent, Day 1 "If I recall correctly, "Greystoke" also followed Burroughs' plot in having Tarzan befriended and taught..." on Ancient Rockets: Strong & Silent, Day 1 at Mon Sep 14, 2009 16:33pm
<em>Star Trek</em> Re-Watch: “Who Mourns for Adonais?” "In classical mythology Apollo was lousy at relationships; he may have been Mr. Handsome Sun God, but..." on Star Trek Re-Watch: “Who Mourns for Adonais?” at Tue Sep 08, 2009 18:53pm
"Torie @ 6: But... but... the scene with Lucius and Pullo rafting off the island on corpses full of..." on Alternate Alternate History at Fri Sep 04, 2009 15:27pm
"LOVED the HBO miniseries "Rome". It played a bit fast and loose with some of the details (like making..." on Alternate Alternate History at Fri Sep 04, 2009 15:24pm
<em>Star Trek</em> Re-Watch: “Amok Time” "Quakers certainly do use "thee" incorrectly in movies, most notably in Ray Bradbury's otherwise excellent..." on Star Trek Re-Watch: “Amok Time” at Wed Sep 02, 2009 15:54pm
<em>Star Trek</em> Re-Watch: “Amok Time” "HAH! Finally, a use for my twenty years of teaching Elizabethan English as a Second Language! English..." on Star Trek Re-Watch: “Amok Time” at Wed Sep 02, 2009 13:21pm
Ancient Rockets: <em>Murnau’s Faust</em> "Bear in mind, though, that Goethe's version wasn't the original. As I mentioned above, the Faust story..." on Ancient Rockets: Murnau’s Faust at Tue Aug 18, 2009 11:43am
"toryx@165: Thank you for buying my books! I hope you enjoy them. And, er, Mr. Mamatas? I was having..." on Outrage and Art at Mon Aug 17, 2009 16:18pm
Ancient Rockets: <em>Murnau’s Faust</em> "Yes indeed, Murnau made a number of changes. I don't think the appearance of the devil as a sinister..." on Ancient Rockets: Murnau’s Faust at Mon Aug 17, 2009 15:54pm
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TexAnne TexAnne said (3 years ago):
Hi! I bought _The Hotel Under the Sand_ at Worldcon, and now all my nephews and goddaughters are getting it for Christmas. (Plus one or two of my adult friends, the ones whose comfort reading is E. Nesbit.)