March 2011
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Instructables Laser-cut Wedding Dress →
How much do I want to do this? So much that I am tempted to mail-order a husband.  The dream wedding dress I’m constantly designing in my head now includes a laser cut design. Though, I admit, I’m not a fan of putting black on a wedding dress, but the effect is so dramatic and beautiful. If anyone has ever taken a class with me, you know I constantly doodle black swirly designs all...
Mar 30th
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Mar 27th
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I can haz awesome job? And keep posting blog? And...
So I started this blog because I was bored and had nothing to do with my time (hence lots of sewing, reading, and baking) and I didn’t want to stagnate.  Life lesson learned: What’s the best way to get what you want? Stop trying for it, stop planning it, give up, be lazy, and decide you’re happy with what you have. If you actually do all of the above (and not just pretend...
Mar 27th
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A Not-Quite Scathing Review of "The Lathe of...
The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula K. Le Guin My rating: 3 of 5 stars Before proceeding with this review, I have to admit something: I’ve never been a fan of Urusula K LeGuin. I know, I know, she’s written so many books, and won so many awards for them. She is considered one of the great feminist sci-fi writers, a collective which I should whole-heartedly support. I think its a prejudice...
Mar 14th
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Mar 14th
borvise asked: If you could make a pie with any historical figure from your planet, who would it be?
Mar 12th
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Mar 11th
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Mar 5th
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Mar 4th
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Mar 3rd
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Mar 2nd
thecanary asked: Dearly Readerly,

Let's see then. Here are a few more books I'd recommend, based off your list:

Neuromancer by William Gibson
City of Golden Shadow by Tad Williams (Book one of the Otherland series)
In the Garden of Eden by Cage Baker
The House of the Spirits by Isabelle Allende
The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
Mar 1st
The Canary: March Reading Madness Challenge →
thecanary: The canaries have hatched a plot. You will like this plot. For the month of March, we challenge you to read a book. And not just any book. Send an Ask with two or three titles or authors you’ve enjoyed in the past, or a genre you’d like to try. We will reply with a recommended read. Your…
Mar 1st
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Surface Detail, Iain M Banks
Surface Detail by Iain M. Banks My rating: 4 of 5 stars An Impressive Work of Scope, and Gravitas I think what we all really love about Iain M Banks is his ability to come up with an idea, and then to not only run with it, but to travel at light speed with it to the furthest edge of the galaxy of our imagination… and sometimes one step further. His ideas aren’t merely creative and...
Mar 1st
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Mar 1st