assisted-living dracula

[lauralh]

Now I am fairly sure I read The Edge Of Reason in one of my "borders the public library" jaunts. For those of you with class, this refers to hanging out in bookstores for an hour or four reading their books. Usually takes a couple times to complete a novel. Anyway, point being, I don't remember Cleaver being in it at all. Although I can't remember much of a plot beyond "Bridget is jealous and doesn't tell Mark and things get Weird." So the movie was a lot better than the book in that respect.

Of course I could be completely off base, but it doesn't matter. I didn't feel too bad before the movie, faintness finally fled, but the headache returned with a vengeance and so I went home and read the Stranger and took a sleeping pill and went to bed at 9pm. I felt like I was in elementary school. Except, with more pain.

Comments

[doomers.livejournal.com]

I have The Edge of Reason, and it really sucks. Cleaver isn't in the book, and as I recall she spends at least half of it in the prison. Terrible sequel.

[perich.livejournal.com]

For those of you with class, this refers to hanging out in bookstores for an hour or four reading their books. Usually takes a couple times to complete a novel.

I Am Legend, Hell House, Kingdom Come, The Long Halloween, Dark Victory, and countless others, have I read that way.

[sinfonie.livejournal.com]

Yowza, you must be a fast reader. How many books would you say you read in a week?

[herbaliser.livejournal.com]

it depends. I don't have television* so I have to make my own fun. And I re-read a lot of stuff, too. I guess 3-4 on average.

* basement apt=no broadcast either

[sinfonie.livejournal.com]

Ah, no TV would do that. If it weren't for stupid DSL (and work, heh), I'd do nothing but read.