Caligula's Launderette

Found this interesting, according to the Banned Books list the following of Shakespeare was banned. Hamlet, for references to the occult. King Lear, because of nihilistic flavor. Macbeth, references t

hahah Gonzo! See the movie? I adore Trainspotting. I don't know why. I'm weird. Right now, light plane reading, Al Franken's Lies and the Lieing Liars that Tell them. Oh ...

I feel so stupid for not remembering Neruda or Lorca. E gads, if Franco wasn't dead I shoot him myself. Lorca es Dios de la pluma! Sarah, just out of ...

to add to the above: EE Cummings, Edgar Allan Poe, Billy Collins, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, John Keats, Percy Shelley, Wole Soyinka, Isobel Dixon, Charles Mungoshi, Seamus Heaney. How they effect ...

Dear Make-Things, Did Alan just say I was a consolation prize? I’ll have to bring that up with the boy later. Are you fuckin’ nuts, chapter one, analysis of The ...

*snicker snicker* Dear CL, I debated on sending you this, debated even writing it. Here I am wandering even before I begin. Question one, why is my hair green? Does ...

Oooo! Is that the second paw, that is farther back than the other? If it is, it looks off. But other than that splendid.

O M G! That is genius. :D

Finished The Pythons which was a delightful read; and Ruled Britannia by Harry Turtledove. Now I am on The Blooding of the Guns by Alexander Fullerton. My daddy sent it ...

... I luckily found my old, battered, falling-apart-at-the-seams copy of Midshipman Horatio Hornblower by (of course) CS Forester. Brilliant book! - YAY! I am just short two, from my Hornblower ...

Some more... Romaunt of the Rose, Chaucer Scarlet Pimpernel, Orczy Canterbury Tales, Chaucer The Art of War, Sun Tzu (...and in goverment classes... it was required reading along with The ...

Dusky, I didn't know of Sherwood Smith either, until a friend let me borrow Crown Duel ... mmmm intrigue... Hey Snoink, they were in production to film a non-animated The ...

Last Spring; one of my lovely siblings decided that my left wing would make good target practice, in effort to get away, I fell out Braith's window. That's roughly over ...

I love you smaur, in a wholly platonic way. :D

Shakespeare, yes, yes! I liked Les Mis, the musical was by far more satifying, not that I didn't enjoy the book. Maybe some day I'll read it in french. As ...