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A book review blog that discusses steampunk, fairy tale adaptations, historical mashups, genre-bending books, and other books that have been put in a historical/literary/space-time melting pot to create something new.
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Palimpsest: March 2014
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A book review blog that discusses steampunk, fairy tale adaptations, historical mashups, genre-bending books, and other books that have been put in a historical/literary/space-time melting pot to create something new. Friday, March 21, 2014. REVIEW: Cress by Marissa Meyer. Thorne tilted his head to one side. He waited for three heartbeats before sliding one hand down into hers. 'I have no idea what you're talking about,' he said. 'But we'll go with it.”. I am super excited! 8220;I used to think the world...
Palimpsest: June 2013
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A book review blog that discusses steampunk, fairy tale adaptations, historical mashups, genre-bending books, and other books that have been put in a historical/literary/space-time melting pot to create something new. Thursday, June 27, 2013. REVIEW: Never Fall Down by Patricia McCormick. I see all this, smell the blood, like raw meat. And my eyes see it. But I don't feel anything. If you feel, you go crazy.". Or Joe Abercrombie or Battle Royale. The worst thing is, this happened. To a real person. REVIE...
Palimpsest: November 2013
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A book review blog that discusses steampunk, fairy tale adaptations, historical mashups, genre-bending books, and other books that have been put in a historical/literary/space-time melting pot to create something new. Tuesday, November 19, 2013. REVIEW: Ice by Sarah Beth Durst. By Sarah Beth Durst. I loved this adaptation of "East of the Sun and West of the Moon" even more than East. And Katsa from Graceling. As some of the most resourceful badass chicks in literature. Til We Have Faces. A fun and fast j...
Palimpsest: October 2013
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A book review blog that discusses steampunk, fairy tale adaptations, historical mashups, genre-bending books, and other books that have been put in a historical/literary/space-time melting pot to create something new. Friday, October 18, 2013. REVIEW: Tiger Lily by Jodi Lynn Anderson. By Jodi Lynn Anderson. 8220;I'm not myself," she offered, guiltily. She softened around Tik Tok, and when she did she was, for those rare moments, girlish. Sunday, October 6, 2013. REVIEW: Timeline by Michael Crichton.
Palimpsest: December 2013
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A book review blog that discusses steampunk, fairy tale adaptations, historical mashups, genre-bending books, and other books that have been put in a historical/literary/space-time melting pot to create something new. Tuesday, December 17, 2013. REVIEW: Breadcrumbs by Anne Ursu. I did enjoy her constant allusions to other books like Lord of the Rings. Throughout, the book had a rather condescending tone towards science and "grown up things." It rankled me a bit, because science can go hand in hand wi...
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June | 2015 | gwenigma
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Because livejournal finally became too embarrassing. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: June 2015. June 23, 2015. We spend a lot of time together. Making, crafting, honing. It’s been three years now. Carving tracks through dust on rehearsal room floors. Correcting, polishing, debating, getting it right. Exhaustively repeating again and again and again. Painting faces, helping zip or hook or smooth or tuck. Offstage in the dim heat full of quick close comforts. Sometimes...
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Because livejournal finally became too embarrassing. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: July 2015. July 27, 2015. Things that have happened:. Fringe all the time. Birthday party for Hstance at Busboys. Date night – AG Kitchen and saw the movie Inside Out. Slept in on the weekend, had dinner at Jackie’s. Caught up with Megan at dangerously delicious pies. Went up to have lunch with my sister and dad. Visited Nora and lil’ Omar. Went to a goodbye party for Tyler. Out of T...
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Because livejournal finally became too embarrassing. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: August 2015. August 18, 2015. Worked a lot. We are switching databases. It is difficult. Had lunch with Dad. Bought a new microwave (ours was flickering), and a few new home plants. Took my friend Jen R. out to see a show and hobnob with some theatre folk. Made zucchini pizza and baked zucchini chips. super tasty. Helped my fella run lines for a role he’s going on for. Lots and lots ...
April | 2015 | gwenigma
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Because livejournal finally became too embarrassing. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: April 2015. April 14, 2015. Things that have happened:. Practicing on my own (trying to sight-read especially) is an endless lesson in exhaustive patience and frustration. I am so slow! I am so bad at it! It takes me forever! I must keep doing it! But I have almost learned one song enough to actually. Did my taxes. Forgot two forms. Did an adjustment. 8230; or used to.”....Workout...
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Because livejournal finally became too embarrassing. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: May 2015. May 21, 2015. Things that have happened:. Had a nice dinner outside with Krystle in Silver Spring. Worked the Children’s Ball, a fundraiser evening at my job. Went up to my hometown to sing in the 30th anniversary of the children’s chorus. It was fun, if a little bizzare. Sunday night dinner at Roscoe’s with the fella. Had a nice visit from Nora. Old Wicked Songs @ 1st Stage.
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Live in the light. Book Reviews are Moving! Oct 13th, 2011 at 2:03 PM. Ladies and gents, after a long run on livejournal, I have decided to move my book review portion of the blog to a separate site: http:/ palimpsestlibrary.blogspot.com/. The name “Palimpsest” refers to parchment that people used to recycle by scraping the text off, and writing on it again. Often, the old text would re-emerge and both texts would be visible. If you have any recommendations of books for me to read and review, let me know!
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Because livejournal finally became too embarrassing. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. October 20, 2015. Things that have happened:. I love the cooler weather. The leaves are changing. Met up with MelHmel for drinks at Red Rocks. Did my fall clothing changeover – welcome back to corduroys and waffle shirts. Had a fun meals between shows at Ted’s Bulletin, District Taco. Had a fun Baltimore day, went to a lovely tea at Hans and Sam’s place. September 28, 2015. Celebrated T...
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Because livejournal finally became too embarrassing. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. August 28, 2016. Dearest readers, it’s been 3 months. BBQ at House Mosby. Dad to frederick and back. final weeks of treatment early june. Friends and neighbors helping out w/rides – lifesavers. Alex and Sarah’s wedding – Matthew and I sang a song. Segway tour of monuments/mall w/Dave. Catch up with Jen R. Hannah fancy dress b-day dinner. Visit Krystle at home. Swimming on Sycamore Island w/Marianne.
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Welcome to Lon's Campaign and Character Editor for GURPS. To get an idea of what is available, browse and that have been shared for public viewing. Then login as 'guest'. A fully functional account. The only drawback to the guest account is that anyone can login as guest and modify what you create. Character Editor (for players). The character editor does all that you would expect from one. Multiple attack modes: Displays your to hit and defense for all the weapons you are carrying.
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Welcome to Palimpsestic, home of Unblockers writing and storytelling dice. My goods for writers, readers, and explorers are all handmade by me in Windsor, Colorado. Visiting after a show and don't see what you're looking for? And I'll check my inventory. Unblockers Sherlock Holmes Dice. Teacher Banner (Book, Map, or Music Style). Online Store by Big Cartel.
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Cities, Architecture, Landscape, Society - an ongoing project of photography; urban and landscape conditions in Australia. By Desmond Ong. February 12, 2014. Trees along Hume Highway. This post collets pictures of trees along Sydney's section of Hume Highway. It will be updated progressively. Click the image to view large. Coronation Reserve, Strathfield. Click the image to view large. January 24, 2014. Trees at Wilson Street. Click the image to view large. December 15, 2013. Trees at Emu Park, Emu Plains.
Palimpsest
Palimpsest Journal is an international publication which seeks engaging work in all genres of the Humanities, including literary fiction and poetry, film and theatre scripts, creative nonfiction, and all modes of visual art. Librettos and musical scores, text-art, literary theory, original philosophy and translations into English are also featured. Our submission deadline for the 2013 Palimpsest Journal is September 6th, 2013. The Festival of the Arts will be held in October. Previous Editions : 2012.
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A book review blog that discusses steampunk, fairy tale adaptations, historical mashups, genre-bending books, and other books that have been put in a historical/literary/space-time melting pot to create something new. Thursday, May 29, 2014. REVIEW: French Milk by Lucy Knisley. Lucy Knisley (author of Relish. Takes a trip with her mother to Paris as a present for her 22nd birthday. Knisley keeps a graphic journal of their days there, filled with museums, food and shopping. It was a fast read too! 8220;I'...
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Main Entry: pa·limp·sest. Pronunciation: 'pa-l&m(p)-sest, p&-'lim(p)-. Scraped again, from. To rub, scrape; akin to Sanskrit. 1 : writing material (as a parchment or tablet) used one or more times after earlier writing has been erased. 2 : something having usually diverse layers or aspects apparent beneath the surface.
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