Steve W
@swartable.bsky.social
I am not happy to be here, okay?
I’m glad you’re safe Kate
November 27, 2025 at 3:26 AM
I’m glad you’re safe Kate
I liked the optimism of Station Eleven, and how it went against all the tropes of horrible dystopias, because there was always a future for everyone in the book. The Road was relentlessly brutal, even the glimmer of hope at the end felt like it was sure to be flushed away as soon as I closed it.
November 24, 2025 at 12:40 AM
I liked the optimism of Station Eleven, and how it went against all the tropes of horrible dystopias, because there was always a future for everyone in the book. The Road was relentlessly brutal, even the glimmer of hope at the end felt like it was sure to be flushed away as soon as I closed it.
“And then there is Sofia Bergman, the most beautiful girl that Nico has ever seen” reminds me of Cat’s Cradle, which I also loved, and I have a soft spot for trade paperbacks from Indigo…
November 24, 2025 at 12:37 AM
“And then there is Sofia Bergman, the most beautiful girl that Nico has ever seen” reminds me of Cat’s Cradle, which I also loved, and I have a soft spot for trade paperbacks from Indigo…
I loved Station Eleven and hated The Road
November 24, 2025 at 12:33 AM
I loved Station Eleven and hated The Road
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There was an interview with Ozzy Osbourne in Rolling Stone about 25 years ago where Ozzy mentioned that Johnny Rotten had told him that he hated the Beatles. Ozzy’s response was “How can you not like the Beatles? That’s like saying you don’t like air.”
November 24, 2025 at 12:29 AM
There was an interview with Ozzy Osbourne in Rolling Stone about 25 years ago where Ozzy mentioned that Johnny Rotten had told him that he hated the Beatles. Ozzy’s response was “How can you not like the Beatles? That’s like saying you don’t like air.”
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