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[selenak]

In case you, like me, need some distraction today.


Susanna Clarke does a book meme: Sure, the Guardian calls it something else, but that's what it is, and the author of "Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell" as well as "Piranesi" answers the questions.

Much Ado about Nothing/ Romeo and Juliet:

Second Act Comedy: in this Shakespearean crossover, Beatrice and Benedick save the day in Verona. And how!

Comments

[likeadeuce]

Thanks for the link to the Susanna Clarke 'meme.' I loved 'Piranesi' and she seems delightful.

[queenbookwench]

All of this is delightful! And yes, distraction is quite welcome.

[kore]

This is MOST welcome today.

[cahn]

That meme was really lovely! I enjoyed the whole thing, and thought the bit where she exchanged the same book with her husband for Christmas was super cute.

[selenak]

Same here. I'm not in love with her books the way several of my friends are, but I liked them, and this meme has endeared her now personally to me as well. And hey, now that you've read Sandman, can you see the influence she talks of?

[lokifan]

Oh, this is so charming! And I'm delighted by the Diana Wynne Jones fannishness.

[selenak]

:) I'm glad you liked it.