| The New Classic ReadsDan from TheTheologiansCafe has a post of one hundred "best reads from 1983-2008." (http://weblog.xanga.com/TheTheologiansCafe/663769479/the-new-classic-reads.html) I've read eight or ten, depending on how you count.
2. Harry Potter and the
Goblet of Fire, J.K. Rowling (2000)
7. Maus, Art Spiegelman
(1986/1991)
13. Watchmen, Alan Moore
and Dave Gibbons (1986-87)
40. His Dark Materials, Philip Pullman (1995-2000)
46. Sandman, Neil Gaiman
(1988-1996)
72. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Mark Haddon (2003)
84. Holes, Louis Sachar (1998)
88. High Fidelity, Nick Hornby (1995)
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| I can't fall asleep.
C'mon, Siren, sing your song!
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| http://fusillade2.tumblr.com/
I still like Xanga, but tumblr seems pretty nifty.
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| Instants by Jorge Luis BorgesIf I could live again my life, In the next - I'll try, - to make more mistakes, I won't try to be so perfect, I'll be more relaxed, I'll be more full - than I am now, In fact, I'll take fewer things seriously, I'll be less hygenic, I'll take more risks, I'll take more trips, I'll watch more sunsets, I'll climb more mountains, I'll swim more rivers, I'll go to more places - I've never been, I'll eat more ice creams and less (lime) beans, I'll have more real problems - and less imaginary ones, I was one of those people who live prudent and prolific lives - each minute of his life, Offcourse that I had moments of joy - but, if I could go back I'll try to have only good moments,
If you don't know - thats what life is made of, Don't lose the now!
I was one of those who never goes anywhere without a thermometer, without a hot-water bottle, and without an umberella and without a parachute,
If I could live again - I will travel light, If I could live again - I'll try to work bare feet at the beginning of spring till the end of autumn, I'll ride more carts, I'll watch more sunrises and play with more children, If I have the life to live - but now I am 85, - and I know that I am dying ...
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| One day we're going to run out of internets.
The madness...
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