Bookworm on Feb 04 2013 | Filed under: Books
Tweet I first read Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice in 1976, when I was in high school. In those days, the book was popular, as it has been since its first publication two-hundred years ago (January 28, 1813), but it wasn’t yet trendy. I didn’t care about trends. I fell in love — with an [...]
Bookworm on Feb 01 2013 | Filed under: Hollywood
Tweet I’ve always had a rule for myself: leave a party while you’re still having fun. If I know I’m going to have to leave anyway, I don’t wait until a sense of boredom or disgust creeps in. Instead, as I’m on the cusp, feeling tired and aware that things will soon go downhill, I [...]
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