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About Me
- Jenny Davidson
- I have published four novels and four books of literary criticism; I'm currently at work on a book called FOR THE LOVE OF BROKEN THINGS: MY FATHER, EDWARD GIBBON AND THE RUINS OF ROME. I teach in the Department of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University.
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2006
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December
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- The fruit pie autopsy
- And there we must draw a veil...
- There is no doubt
- The Xmas annual then and now...
- A sad article
- Sweetness and light
- The fissility of self
- "Wolfsbane nailed up against the possibility of re...
- Monkeys are a secondary
- My favorite indie publisher
- Transgenic hybrid children!
- Final days and ubi sunt
- Underrated writers 2006
- Orhan Pamuk's father
- More on Decca
- The knot, the chine and the slot
- The rational inquirer
- The FA Cup winners for the last 50 years
- An England that has ceased to exist
- Software as amanuensis
- And an addendum
- The books I loved in 2006
- More Hannibaling
- I want my iReader
- The genetic contingency of natural disposition
- Hell's a sort of high-class nightclub
- The fall of Troy
- Seal meat and cocoa
- Betraying Spinoza
- I wish
- Not at all related
- It is unofficial Hannibal week
- Hannibal redux
- The horror, the horror
- Everyone is interested in pigeons
- Fruity vituperation
- It was slender
- "10 of these delicious treats a day"
- We do not have two lives
- Feed a pigeon, breed a rat
- "I want my ham!"
- One thing I did this year
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great link! i happened to read it just now after reading an old nytimes article about the good side of being messy (saying yes to mess, dec. 21, 2006)have you seen this article?. as i often keep food too long and find it to be edible anyway, this was a great find and the photos are delicious... thank you!
ReplyDeleteI find this rather abhorent/grotesque/amusing and maybe even irreverent...
ReplyDeletehttp://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/11/18/IN92578.DTL
harry potter porn lol
"His hands moved up to hold Harry's startled face, and in the space of a next heartbeat he was kissing Harry, hard and full on the lips, his manner deeply passionate, hopelessly desperate -- What just happened? He knew bloody well what just happened.
He just kissed Harry Potter, that's what happened. The thought of it made him nauseated, even though at the very same time an entrenched part of him yearned for the perverse, forbidden pleasure of it all over again. "
I'm amazed how angry people get over something so innocent.