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Favorite authorsJoe Abercrombie, Tina Anderson, K.J. Bishop, Jim Butcher, Jacqueline Carey, Susanna Clarke, Storm Constantine, Philip José Farmer, Lynn Flewelling, C. S. Friedman, Neil Gaiman, Ginn Hale, Peter F. Hamilton, W.A. Hoffman, Chris Hunt, Mel Keegan, Mercedes Lackey, H. P. Lovecraft, Scott Lynch, China Mieville, Sarah Monette, Michael Moorcock, Naomi Novik, Mervyn Peake, Ricardo Pinto, Philip Pullman, Philip Reeve, Meir Shalev, Yuki Shimizu, Akai Toreno, Catherynne M. Valente, Ayano Yamane, , Fumi Yoshinaga, Kaori Yuki, Roger Zelazny (Shared favorites)
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About meThis is Lamasu a Wife of one a mother of two and a possesor of something like 7000 books most of them read which gives you a fair idea of what I do when I breast feed ...
Vaguly Jewish in upbringing I grew up in a Kibbutz in the Negev Desert of Israel... Raising pigs... This made me realise from a very young age that life and humanity is full of contradiction and doesn't really make sense most of the time.
I am married to a Vulcan Mathematician who wins every argument even when wrong and who is impossible to annoy. He abducted me to Glastonbury and here we dwell mingling well with the local population.
So far in life I managed to work as a librarian, medical plastic process line manager, pig herder, apple picker, wine waitress, party entertainer, archaeologist, belly dancer and tarot reader...
After graduating from university doing a degree in "useless stuff" (Unless there are still people talking Akkadian around... no? DAMN!) I settled into motherhood which I find uplifting and inspiring... also - it gives me a great excuse to play Lego and computer games and leaves me plenty of time to...ummm... read books...
WANINGS
Lamasu has a severe alergy to FALTZANUT (that is Hebrew for Verbal Flatualance) and tends to use dots everywhere she can... like that... see what I mean.........?
About my libraryI am begining to catalogue my entire library... This may take some time... TIME WHICH I DON'T HAVE!!!
Review Policy: I have a very free style often badly spelled with rude lack of regard to grammar. You might consider it more akin to MINDSPILL rather than a REVIEW.
Since I often review literature that is very homoerotic (that is gay porn for those of you who are not too sensitive ^_~) I chose not to share it directly on this website. In those cases I provide a direct link to my Live Journal post. Be advised that those reviews will contain graphic descriptions and strong language... I am yet to discover a way to discuss explicitly sexual fiction in refined manner without making it seem like a comedy.
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I see you have Meir Shalev as favorite author, and so do I! I have a question: in the list of books on Shalev's author page are several titles in Hebrew. I don't read Hebrew, but I take it you do. Would you be able to link these Hebrew titles to the English titles, so that the list is better organised?
By the way, what is Akkadian?
regards,
sneuper
posted by sneuper at 1:42 pm (EST) on Nov 8, 2009
(Carol Elaine Faivre-Scott)
Each of us has a hidden place
Somewhere deep within ourselves;
A place where we go to get away,
To think things through,
To be alone, to be ourselves.
This unique place, where we confront our deepest feelings,
Becomes a storehouse of all our hopes,
All our needs, all our dreams,
And even our unspoken fears.
It encompasses the essence of who we are and what we want to be.
But now and then, whether by chance or design,
Someone discovers a way into that place we thought was ours alone.
And we allow that person to see, to feel and to share
All the reason, all the uncertainty
And all the emotion we've stored up there.
That person adds new perspective to our hidden realm,
Then quietly settles down in his own corner of our special place,
Where a bit of himself will stay forever.
And we call that person a friend.
posted by theoldman at 12:15 pm (EST) on Feb 27, 2009
posted by Jenson_AKA_DL at 10:01 am (EST) on Oct 2, 2008
posted by Jenson_AKA_DL at 11:50 am (EST) on Sep 28, 2008
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posted by amberwitch at 6:47 am (EST) on Jun 27, 2008
And I really like your web page.
Chu!
posted by moonlistic at 12:08 pm (EST) on Feb 29, 2008
Please accept my profuse apologies. I have been so busy writing I'm ashamed to say I haven't visited Library Thing in months. So when I discovered your note there relating to your review of my western, Calico, I was (an am) embarrassed that you might have thought I was being rude for not answering immediately. I do hope you'll excuse me.
And I do hope, as you indicated, that you will be reading more of my books. "The Dream Ender", #11 in my Dick Hardetty Mystery series, has been released since we last talked.
Again, my apologies. A writer simply cannot afford to ignore a reader.
Best regards,
Dorien
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posted by DorienGrey at 6:19 pm (EST) on Dec 28, 2007
I have been bitten by a cataloguing demon which has taken my little reading list account and compelled me to start entering my entire library. It has worked my fingers to the bone all afternoon and intends to continue!
Plix send help ... and new wrists.
Urs
Kara
posted by CaraCuilleain at 9:51 pm (EST) on Oct 31, 2007
We share three books , and the same dot mania ... you know what I mean ???
Spooky ...
posted by iximika at 8:57 am (EST) on Oct 25, 2007
posted by e_cameron at 9:08 pm (EST) on Aug 6, 2007
Please excuse the long delay in sending this, but I wanted to thank you for reviewing my western/romance/adventure novel, "Calico". Your comments and criticisms were well taken, and your candor appreciated. I'm glad you did like certain elements, and will do my best to take your points to heart.
I'd never written a western before, and did it largely with an eye to a market sadly ignored...gay teens and young adults, who have precious few positive role models in fiction.
I don't know if you've had a chance to read any of my ten-soon-to-be-eleven book mystery Dick Hardesty Mystery series, four of which have been finalists for a Lambda Literary Award, but I would sincerely hope you might give them a try. I think you might find many of your objections to "Calico" not applicable in this series.
Again, thank you. It is far better to be mentioned with something less than great enthusiasm than not to be mentioned at all.
Best Regards,
Dorien
http://www.doriengrey.net
e-mail: doriengrey@gmail.net
posted by DorienGrey at 9:17 am (EST) on May 25, 2007
Lovely to see you here!
posted by bibliotheque at 3:09 pm (EST) on Feb 11, 2007
Welcome welcome welcome! :D.
I knew you'd get here sooner or later ... glad you've arrived!
posted by CaraCuilleain at 7:27 pm (EST) on Feb 10, 2007
posted by bibliotheque at 6:30 pm (EST) on Feb 8, 2007