Speaking of Books
Jul. 19th, 2005 09:21 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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yuki_onna , author of The Labyrinth, has not one, not two, but three books now available! Those books are:
Yume No Hon: The Book of Dreams, which, to quote the author, "is a Japanese novel with crazy old women, banditos, quantum physics, and goats." I can't imagine anything I could add.
Apocrypha, a poetry collection. If that sort of thing scares you, move along. If not, you can read the titular poem here, which will tell you more about whether you'll like it than any ten superlatives I could possibly through your way.
Oracles, also a poetry collection. But seventh-graders liked it, even thoughyuki_onna has a firm policy of including non more than three fart jokes in any of her books (often fewer).
For more info, go read the author's own post on the subject.
yuki_onna , author of The Labyrinth, has not one, not two, but three books now available! Those books are:Yume No Hon: The Book of Dreams, which, to quote the author, "is a Japanese novel with crazy old women, banditos, quantum physics, and goats." I can't imagine anything I could add.
Apocrypha, a poetry collection. If that sort of thing scares you, move along. If not, you can read the titular poem here, which will tell you more about whether you'll like it than any ten superlatives I could possibly through your way.
Oracles, also a poetry collection. But seventh-graders liked it, even though
yuki_onna has a firm policy of including non more than three fart jokes in any of her books (often fewer). For more info, go read the author's own post on the subject.