Truly one of the most amazing works I've ever read - or at least the first two of the trilogy were. The third one went off the rails, imho, and when I mentioned that to the guy who turned me onto the series, he said (and I have not verified) that Peake wrote it when suffering brain damage from syphilis. Could have been true, could have been my friend bullshitting me, but it's definitely different than the first two books.
Wife and I were fantasy historians and fanatics. She did her library masters as a content analysis of heroic fantasies. Interviewed L. Sprague de Camp, back in the day. We agree with your opinion about Peake and Gormenghast.
He's afraid that he's losing ground to Emerald Newsmax.
I love it.
IIRC, Brave marked a huge increase in necessary computing power for animation on account of how amazingly Merida's hair was rendered.
I bet they thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it!
Pro tip: keep your greasy mitts off the fucking glass, and these things won't happen.
They're 17, so they would have rather played xbox all day, bit a little sweat didn't kill them.
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I really must see that movie! I could climb that high but can't climb down - that terrifies me.
"his friend's new mom sister"?
Truly one of the most amazing works I've ever read - or at least the first two of the trilogy were. The third one went off the rails, imho, and when I mentioned that to the guy who turned me onto the series, he said (and I have not verified) that Peake wrote it when suffering brain damage from syphilis. Could have been true, could have been my friend bullshitting me, but it's definitely different than the first two books.
Wife and I were fantasy historians and fanatics. She did her library masters as a content analysis of heroic fantasies. Interviewed L. Sprague de Camp, back in the day. We agree with your opinion about Peake and Gormenghast.
Erikson
The sister of his friend had a baby last week.
Ahh. I thought maybe his dad had recently gotten married, and the new mom had a sister, and this was for the step-aunt?
Their mothers' wombs.
Native.Americans.