About Me
At any given moment, I could have 10 books on the go — science fiction, poetry, a cultural history, a childhood favourite…I love the unknown of a new book, the comfort of an old friend. Who knows what’s next?
At any given moment, I could have 10 books on the go — science fiction, poetry, a cultural history, a childhood favourite…I love the unknown of a new book, the comfort of an old friend. Who knows what’s next?
At any given moment, I could have 10 books on the go — science fiction, poetry, a cultural history, a childhood favourite…I love the unknown of a new book, the comfort of an old friend. Who knows what’s next?
Loricat,
Responding to your comment on my page.
I know sometimes customers are just I pain. I can be a bigger pain than most, but it was just a horrible effort at disguising apathy.
The incident at the theater just happened totake place 10 minutes after I was turned down for a haircut because the barber was eating.
Comment by mikesabat | September 11, 2006
Oh no! Days like that, when bad service piles up on bad service, just throw in the towel! Take yourself to a bookstore for a browse, where you don’t need, much less want, service!
Comment by loricat | September 12, 2006
…Anyway,…
too rhythmical.
Yes, Anglo-Saxon Metrics have a way of insinuating themselves into ones creative diatribes. All of my creative prose, or poetry seems… over-symetric, or (for a Black Man…
You seem cute; it must be your biblio-infinitude.
…Peace & Love…
Comment by Carlos C. Campbell | December 19, 2006
Direct us toward your “over-symetric,” over rhythmical prose, Carlos!
Comment by loricat | December 19, 2006
I just wanted to let you know that I want to subscribe to your RSS feed. But you don’t seem to have one!
Let me know if you get one.
Comment by Mattheous | February 10, 2008
Ah…an RSS feed. I don’t really understand how they work, or how to add one. Anyone with the knowhow to give me a push in that direction?
Comment by loricat | February 10, 2008
Try these:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS_Feed
http://www.feedburner.com
Comment by Mattheous | February 10, 2008
Comment by bibomedia | March 4, 2008