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March 25 is "Tolkien Reading Day"
or so they say:
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I used to read the whole darn thing about once, twice, or m ore a year. I stopped after about 35 readings. Now I re-read occasionally, skipping much of the first half of Fellowship (only really gets interesting after Bombadil); and skimming over Frodo and Sam's endless journey into Mordor. :p: |
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well, there's plenty of Frodo/Sam fic out there, if that's your cup of tea. Besides, if I skip to the end, "I'm glad you're here with me, Sam. Here at the end of it all." It's plenty romantic!
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I'm sorry, but the short guys gettin' it on doesn't do much for me. :right:
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so get out your copies and read this authentic 20th century genius today!
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Jim/Blair! Duncan/Methos! Clark/Lex! G/Sam!
(cough) I mean . . . back to Tolkien! |
Ahem. Rule 34.
No Potter, more scifi. No doubt my kinks aren't your kinks. |
I've been reading the Dickens out of Tolkien and have moved on to Robert E. Howard (Lovecraft's pen pal and second-most only to Tolkien in scope of influence over generations of derivative material). I had thought of Tolkien as the godfather of Dungeons and Dragons, but I'm branching out. My friends are telling me I need to read Robert Jordan, but I'm concerned about straying too far from the classics. Also listening to Homer on audio books.
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Whatchyoo Tolkien about, Mr D?
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Have you read George R.R. Martin? Because that's where you need to be. I promise. |
Nerds.
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Said the Keats scholar! Hah!
Is there anyone who read more than one third of Lord Foul's Bane? I know several who have started it, but none who finished it. |
I never said I was a Keats scholar. I was making fun of Keats scholars!!
(I'm a Plathian scholar - way, waaaaay worse. Your worst nightmare. ) |
So long as you don't sthart mouthing plathithudes.
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