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Gimme earlier. Black Jack Davey. Spanish Ladies. Barbara Allen. If you like Blues, look up R.L. Burnside.

The "previous century"? As in, the 1800s?

The Dog Stars by Peter Heller.

I kind of liked it. I'm in agreement about the humor. So much of it was forced. No pun. To all of those complaining about a non-Luke Luke. Uh, how long has it been since Luke was part of the storyline? He's aged. He's experienced things. If any of us doesn't change after what, forty years...

Pong. On an Atari. At my neighbor's house as a kid.

I make playlists for my characters. Pretty much all of them I'm in love with, in fact. I can tell if I'm going to stick with a character by my interest in making a playlist for them. Yep. My Will and Penny are a bit of Flogging Molly and The Hidden Highways and Chris Isaak and the Wailin'...

Argh. I wish there were a version of Nano that was more along the lines of: Write your book in six months. Then, I'd probably get this done. As it is, I love the agonizing over the proper word process, making things pretty-- editing as I go before the real edits start. But, glory to all the...

Sherlock. They (a lot, not all) get vicious if one points out even the tiniest flaw in writing/misogyny/plot holes.

I don't want to rest in peace I want to dance in joy I want to dance in the graveyards The graveyards And while I'm alive, I don't want to be alone Mourning the ones who came before I want to dance with them some more Let's dance in the graveyards

Eh, I've written one. And I've gotten published for short stories/poems. It's been a while, but there you are. I need to get back to editing my novel, however... but I'm stuck happily writing time travel trash I'll never let anyone else see because IT'S HAPPY TRASH.

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Split. Fairly good, very well-acted by James McAvoy, and it managed to keep the abduction theme from getting too overly sexualized. Cool concept movie. Maybe a seven out of ten for me.

The games I grew up playing in the arcade were best. Tetris. Frogger. Q-Bert. Joust. Augh, I miss Joust.

Is it as bad as "your/you're" and "there/they're/their"? to me, it's not quite as bad, because as glowworm mentioned, it's not seen as much. I feel you really should know your/you're, though. But. My peeve? SDFLKSJDO*W&ER "Canon" vs "Cannon" characters. For eff's sake, people, the first is...

@Axel The Englishman pique pēk/ noun 1. a feeling of irritation or resentment resulting from a slight, especially to one's pride. "he left in a fit of pique" synonyms: irritation, annoyance, resentment, anger, displeasure, indignation, petulance, ill humor,vexation, exasperation...

Ohmigerd. Have you seen the "Uncovering Shakespeare" series on PBS?  Very good. Breaks down a few of his more famous plays.  I prefer his histories.  Also, movie adaptations by Kurosawa like "Throne of Blood" are fun.  I did not like the Macbeth adaptation with Michael Fassbender. It...

Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series. 

Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban Oh, also: Seafaring Women: Adventures of Pirate Queens, Female Stowaways, and Sailor's Wives.

Ehh, try Appalachian ballads. They often have their roots in Scottish/Irish songs from around the 1700/1800s. Lots of Scots and Irish up in them thar hills.

I said to my soul, be still, and wait without hopeFor hope would be hope for the wrong thing; wait without love,For love would be love of the wrong thing; there is yet faithBut the faith and the love and the hope are all in the waiting.Wait without thought, for you are not ready for thought:So...