After reading The Hollow Places by @ursulav you never see pictures of abandoned school buses the same again...
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Last night I finished _Summer in Orcus_ (T. Kingfisher), which is a great kids' adventure. I know I am years late to this party! But it's really good. Whimsical, sometimes disturbing, never nasty.
It sits in a corner of YA-portal-fantasy which I remember from my childhood. Summer isn't unexpectedly a wizard or a queen or a prophecied saviour. She makes friends and gets caught up in things. I feel like this sort of story has fallen out of favor (although I'm hardly up on YA these days).
On this day in 2008 @ursulav took home this weird dude for what was SUPPOSED to be a one-night stand.
The best 15 years of my life (so far) started that night, and I am grateful every day for it. :)
Over on Twitter, @ursulav is giving a primer on how selling over a million books results in a basic middle-class income for about nine years.
Here's the numbers.
Leonard Nimoy at a #NOW rally in 1989. His sweater reads "PRO-CHILD, PRO-FAMILY, #PROCHOICE". His sash reads "HONORED GUEST". His pin reads "HONORARY SISTER".
#LeonardNimoy was #Jewish and spoke fluent Yiddish. His parents were first-generation #Ukrainian Jewish #immigrants who fled the Soviet Union and he was born in 1931 in Boston. Jewish activists have always been at the core of support for #abortion rights.
https://www.tumblr.com/delphinidin4/690529825685946368/his-sweatshirt-reads-pro-child-pro-family