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In short: Mormon girl, highly religious family, wants love, finds love - then what? Written in poetic format. I generally like disturbing books. If something has a twisted character, an ...

Earlier this year. Inspired by the song "Your Rocky Spine" by Great Lake Swimmers.

Thank you everybody! I do art as a hobby. For fun, I draw songs I like. *shrugs* Personally, I think there is originality in interpretation.

I drew this last summer. It's based off the Neutral Milk Hotel song "King of Carrot Flowers pt 1" So... if you're familiar with the song I suppose you'll recognize ...

I really like this character list. I've seen other character lists like this, but I think this one asks the right questions to actually help you get into the minds ...

Haha, early stories are wonderful to re-read. And humbling. I started writing when I was like - uh... forever. I don't even remember. I can't recall what my first story ...

Thank you, guys. *high-fives for other Modest Mouse fans* And you startled me at first, blacktiger :lol:

Morbid? Terrible? This book is amazing. And I never saw it as morbid, or gross. There's so many books worse than it, this story never dipped into how truly awful ...

My first time posting art. I drew this last summer actually. Modest Mouse! One of my many loves. :D

a secret agent with intimacy issues. Edie Montgomery

I was wondering if anyone else has read this. It's been a while since I read it (read it twice) and I haven't talked about it for a while. But ...

I agree with JFW. Everything's cliched. Everything's been done before, unless you're going to run ludicrously rampant into the absurd like some others (Palahniuk, I'm thinking) but even THEY'RE helple

It does sound like a good book. Especially since I did enjoy Speak. But it's kind of weird that the plot is almost exactly the same, if just for the ...

Personally I never saw what was so horrible about cliches. YES - one should try to be original. And you can't always rely on cliches. But sometimes when I'm read ...