I once ate at Club 33, as a kid, because my friend's dad retired from the phone company (lineman) and he got park tickets and lunch there as a retirement gift. The only shady thing was a worm in my cookie, and we got front-of-the-line passes to Splash Mountain because of it.
The birds of prey have joined the orcas and otters, and I'm thrilled.
" 'They're majestic, beautiful animals, but like, it sucks,' said Alfredo Del Barrio, who lives in the house behind the hawks' tree."
Longform essay about the power of the 1985 Anne of Green Gables to compel me, a grown adult, to give money to some bizarro streamer by the name of GazeboTV—the only place you can watch it.
I was just making a dessert pancake and thinking about how the biggest issue for us writers with day jobs is when the day job interrupts the rhythm (as it has to) for a couple days, a week, a month.
Omitting collected works sets, who are the top 5 authors in your library by # of books on your shelves? Including books by & abt. QT with your answer:
1. Ursula Le Guin
2. James Joyce
3. Gary Young
4. Sara Gran
5. maybe Timothy Zahn or Jean-Luc Nancy?
Note for book/story writers, journalists -- hell, game creators (see: the Battleship movie): don't let your agents do film/tv adaptation rights deals right now, too. It's still scabby.
Today in time machines: took my eight year old to her second violin lesson in a dusty music shop, and in the front room a skinny kid was testing a bass amp in the time-tested way: playing the opening to Blink-182's "M&Ms."