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Order placed! Two separate shipments.
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Nov 26, 2021 15:16
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package recieved! But I am going to wait till around Christmas to open it
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Gertrude Perkins posted:I got a big box in the post, and I opened it up to find...! Glad you like them! I'm glad you shared your Goodreads because I read your initial post and kept thinking of things ("Oh, the Invisibles would absolutely be the best thing to get weird looks on a bus") and then I'd see them marked as read in your Goodreads. That happened several times! It didn't help at all that you've consistently been participating in the Book of the Month so everything I know about through that you also knew about (The Peregrine, etc.) So I had to dig kinda deep here. GEB may be somewhat dated but most "Weird, wild, and strange" works of fiction or literature is either philosophical or just generally based on the wordy side of the brain, and GEB is weird math, so it's hitting from a different angle. I read it a long time ago; let me know if it holds up today still. Promethea is the next weirdest comic I've read after The Invisibles, was intended by Moore to be a practical magical textbook, and should get you the desired weird looks on the bus. Tell My Horse is a nonfiction work, constituting of an investigation of voodoo in Haiti by Zora Neale Hurston, who became a practicing voodoo practitioner in the course of researching the book. It contains the only known photo of a documented, real world, actual zombie. There is one more book en route.
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Thank you Santa! Really looking forward to reading these!
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