50 Book Challenge
Apr. 1st, 2007 01:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexmegami13. Queer Fear II, ed. Michael Rowe
Go out and get this book. Not only is there CanCon (heh ;), it's actually a lot of fun. In a creepy-ass way. But fun. (Never go out to sheds with boys.)
14. Empire of the Senseless, Kathy Acker
Uh... I think my brain melted out my ears. Supposedly this is post-constructionist sci-fi. Uh, I'm pretty sure it really just means "I have an excuse not to be coherent and still get published". Pomo and its ilk can suck my left one. (Well, maybe not today. Ow.) I don't recommend it unless you're really into postmodernist sci-fi.
15. Canadian Dreams, Michael Posner
It's about the Canadian film industry in the late eighties and early nineties. As such, it makes me want to cut myself, as even the great successes sound like... brain-breaking horribleness. Just keep repeating to yourself, Alex: that was a decade ago, that was a decade ago...
I'm not going to count Hana-Kimi, though I did read issues 1 & 2. ;) I think I did badly this month, as I finished 6 books the previous two months... So I guess April is 9 books. ;)
Go out and get this book. Not only is there CanCon (heh ;), it's actually a lot of fun. In a creepy-ass way. But fun. (Never go out to sheds with boys.)
14. Empire of the Senseless, Kathy Acker
Uh... I think my brain melted out my ears. Supposedly this is post-constructionist sci-fi. Uh, I'm pretty sure it really just means "I have an excuse not to be coherent and still get published". Pomo and its ilk can suck my left one. (Well, maybe not today. Ow.) I don't recommend it unless you're really into postmodernist sci-fi.
15. Canadian Dreams, Michael Posner
It's about the Canadian film industry in the late eighties and early nineties. As such, it makes me want to cut myself, as even the great successes sound like... brain-breaking horribleness. Just keep repeating to yourself, Alex: that was a decade ago, that was a decade ago...
I'm not going to count Hana-Kimi, though I did read issues 1 & 2. ;) I think I did badly this month, as I finished 6 books the previous two months... So I guess April is 9 books. ;)
