Often when I read mindless entertainment like The Devil Wears Prada, I find myself folding the cover back when in public. I do not do this with titles like Les Miserables or The Corrections.
i do that too. there is this series of books that are the journals of a 14-15 year old in england and they are absolutely rediculous but i can't get enough of them. they have titles like.. "angus, thongs and full-frontal snogging" and "love is a many trousered thing." i own them all in hardback and i ALWAYS take the covers off. sometimes i feel like i'm letting my brain down a little.. but not quite enough to get my hands off them. i can't stop myself :)
There should be an American Idol for "best pet theory", which liberal arts academics come on stage to explain breathlessly to a panel of three computers.
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i do that too. there is this series of
ReplyDeletebooks that are the journals of a
14-15 year old in england and they
are absolutely rediculous but i can't
get enough of them. they have titles
like.. "angus, thongs and full-frontal
snogging" and "love is a many trousered
thing." i own them all in hardback and
i ALWAYS take the covers off. sometimes
i feel like i'm letting my brain down a
little.. but not quite enough to get my
hands off them. i can't stop myself :)
There should be an American Idol for "best pet theory", which liberal arts academics come on stage to explain breathlessly to a panel of three computers.
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