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realexplodingcat) wrote2004-04-17 12:40 pm
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I picked up Poppy Z. Brite's new novel "Liquor" today. She is no longer writing splatter-punk horror stories. This one is a mainstream, honest look at the restaurant business in New Orleans. It's interesting to watch her mature through her writing. I'm looking forward to seeing how her career might evolve after "Liquor."
I bought the book using the remaining credit I have at a local independent bookstore. Apparently, this "credit" is actually a house account with the store. So, while I don't have a balance in my favor, I can still use the account to purchase books. I can literally walk into the store, pick up a book, and say "Put it on my tab."
I bought the book using the remaining credit I have at a local independent bookstore. Apparently, this "credit" is actually a house account with the store. So, while I don't have a balance in my favor, I can still use the account to purchase books. I can literally walk into the store, pick up a book, and say "Put it on my tab."
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Maybe I can pick up Liquor today with some persuasion! ;)
*hugs*
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After her Crow novel, she kinda fell into the relative obscurity of small press publishing. She published a bunch of stuff with Gauntlet Press and Subterranean Press. Both publish a lot of genre fiction, usually special limited edition books. I have "Are You Loathsome Tonight," "Plastic Jesus," "Wrong Things," and "Guilty But Insane." Two others I don't have, "The Devil You Know" and "The Value of X."
Wow. When I list all that stuff, it looks like she has been rather busy.
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