book cat
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We are all quite busy using these last days of summer to work through a Russian epic or two. And also to wear our Russian hats. Do not judge us. We have so few pleasures in this dark, harsh world.
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Sup. Been busy. And sick. Deal. I live in Canada, a.k.a. the “Great White North” (ha). There are certain things I expect from my amazing country. Things like freedom and doughnuts that are cheap, plentiful, and delicious. I also expect not to burn to a crisp. What the hell, Canada? What the hell? It’s hellishly hot where I am, and bloody…
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A sad week for anyone who ever sailed to the land of the wild things, visited the night kitchen, or went outside over there. Thank you, Maurice. You’ll be missed.
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APOLOGIES! God, I suck at blogging, right? WRONG. The mind-numbing mundanities of my drearily monotonous existence have conspired to keep me ridiculously preoccupied. First there was the small matter of grad school to deal with–which, by the way, I’m pleased to say is finally finished (yay, me)–and then I made the questionable decision to return to…
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I know, I know. Too long, Robyn. Mea culpa and whatnot. So what have I been doing instead of blogging? Um, homework? Ha! As if. I managed to escape fake London for a weekend–huzzah! It was good to get back to Toronto for a reprieve. Went to the Game of Thrones exhibition at the TIFF…
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Robyn: Hey, Titus, what are you reading? Oh my great giddy aunt, is that… is that J.R. Ward? Damn, T… that’s just… I mean… really? Titus: LOOK AWAY! LOOK AWAY!
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GREAT ODIN’S RAVEN!!! Book Cat is famous! The Fluffington Post has joined the ranks of those who are powerless to resist the alarmingly potent cuteness and general fluffy awesomeness of 96eustonroad’s resident feline bibliophile, Titus, a.k.a. Book Cat. When shown the website profiling his handsome expression of disdain (and uber-cool reading tastes) and asked to comment, Titus responded thusly: …
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This week, I watched the film It’s Kind of a Funny Story (stupid title). I was not amused (so, stupid and also misleading title). What a terribly mediocre movie. I haven’t read the book, by Ned Vizzini, but I’m sure it’s better than this adaptation was, or they wouldn’t have bothered. Even though, Craig is the kind of weak,…
The Reading Robyn 