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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Preface to Gaiman, in the style of Samuel Johnson
**Our assignment was either to write a dull essay, or to emulate the style of Samuel Johnson in his dense yet ardent praise of William Shakespeare. Alone among my classmates, I chose the latter.** That admiration in gratuitous excess is … Continue reading
Posted in Berkeley, Books, Cleverness, Geekery, Literary Impressions, Love
Tagged english, fame, gaiman, imitation, johnson, literary impressions, neil gaiman, preface, samuel johnson, Shakespeare, talent, writer
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Fox and Friends
Maybe I’m a cynic, but I just can’t get mad at Fox News anymore. They’re not real news. It’s a terrible pity that a large number of people use them as a news source, but that doesn’t legitimize their inadequacy. … Continue reading
Posted in Pagan, Pop Culture
Tagged creedism, fox, news, pagan, paganism, prejudice, Religion, wicca, witch, witchcraft
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PantheaCon: Decompression
A good friend once loaned me a pair of boots when I realized the ones I had worn were highly inappropriate for our evening. She brought them out from under the bed with an apology: “They’re all covered in Playa … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Love, Pagan
Tagged gathering, pagan, pantheacon, wicca, witch, witchcraft
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