Yeah, pretty much. Not much difference between the two, though the art is slightly less disturbing.
te-RAN-a-don.
Never really got that attitude, myself. Then again, I read stuff to avoid thinking about real life, which I'm, quite frankly, not that good at.
Ehh, it's a pretty standard trope among the "New Weird" set. You want something that's alien, unique, and fascinatingly disgusting that hasn't been beaten to death in Tolkien-inspired fantasy? Boom, bug people. Steph Swainston and Leena Krohn big into the bugs too.
I'll agree with you. Iron Council was the only book of Miéville's that I've ever finished. I started Perdido Street Station earlier this year, but after a month and 120 pages I realized that it simply wasn't going to work. I preferred Iron Council, since while half the book was more trawling through that damned city,…
YOU! THE ONE WHO IS MOVING NOW! EXPERIENCE BIJ!!!
I wouldn't say that, @avclub-ff3315df974a82424353d399b7a68c07:disqus. Barclay actually seemed pretty happy with his job. It was the whole interpersonal-interaction thing that gave him problems.
This winter, Michael Keaton goes for the Oscar gold in Unknown To Me And Very Boring: The Udo Kier Story!
Hubert J. Simpson, why do you get all the love in the world?
…and that's the story of how you ended up watching Dungeons and Dragons and Inland Empire in one night.
And after he made it, he knocked on your front door, and when you answered, he whispered "no one will ever believe you" before vanishing into the night.
Bill Watterson: "After the story ran, I received more information on bats than I ever cared to know."
This one is probably not quite in keeping with the spirit of the strip, but if it was a real show I would buy a TV and a cable package just so I could watch it.
According to Watterson, Calvin's dad is mostly based off of his own father. The camping trips and everything about "building character" are from him, and Watterson has said that the "of two different worlds" relationship Calvin has with his dad is pretty close to his relationship with his father. There's definitely…
If you pledge $1000, they will build an anatomically correct snowman in your front yard.
"Hmm. Israelites passed this way."
Um…I think I may be that guy.
So that's the machine for pigs Frictional Games was talking about!
Hey, he's not happy at all. He lied to us through song! I HATE when people do that!