http://www.cnn.com/2007/S...index.html

A Wrinkle in Time, A Wind in the Door, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, The Young Unicorns...what great books. Such bad sci-fi, and yet such great storytelling.

I think I'll read A Severed Wasp.

anybody 72?

You dicks!!

horatio said:

I'm sorry for your loss 9sey

Imago said:

If this was your thread it would suck.

i feel so illiterate

A Wrinkle in Time is pretty classic grade-school fiction. It might be interesting one day to see a big screen adaptation.

This damn thread.

2the9s said:

You know how I feel about you

Lammastide said:

I'm sorry but whenever I see you and 9sey on the same thread I can't help but think of "lame ass tide"

I wonder if she would've rocked one of these? (Y'know, if she were European and all)...

oh


my


god


Shes rockin' some type of fashion mullet with buffon undertones here. Very avant-guard.

She was one of my favorite authors

Imago said:

Imago said:

And is that a faux-tonsure on him?

2the9s said:

Appears so. Great couple but I sense they were photowhores.

Imago said:

Interesting.

So, it appears the author of the one book 9s has ever read has passed on.

In light of the gravity of the situation, Org, we should have a moment of silence.

And let's celebrate that moment with a

Calligraphy said:

Insensitive bastids! To the nines would never behave like such on one of YOUR threads!

A Wrinkle of Time is/was one of my favorite books ever! I knew who it was long before I opened the thread. I have three copies of the book, all of which I stole from my middle school library.

HamsterHuey said:

no, he'd be much worse...

HamsterHuey said:

oh he's been far worse.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do?

sad

Even though my illiteracy* prevents me from enjoying such works,
I admire her career.


* For any of you who also suffer from this affliction,
what that means is that I can't read.