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Browncoats, Scoobies & other Whedonites 12 years agoI feel like Buffy has personally betrayed me. I have this massive buffy poster near my bed and it keeps falling on my head! Damn you buffy daaaaamn yoou.
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AHH I want a Buffy poster!
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I used to have a disturbing amount of buffy posters! I blame the buffy magazine.
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She’s not betraying you, she’s trying to hug you!
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Browncoats, Scoobies & other Whedonites 12 years agoLOVING the Buffy comics, I don’t know why I was so hesitant to try them.
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I KNOW. Way better than I was expecting them to be.
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I’m a massive comic nerd from way back, so Buffy comics (and now Dollhouse!) are like two of my favorite things joining forces to create awesomeness*.
* = I’m pretending that bullshit never happened to Giles because I cannot psychologically deal with it.
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Now I am both excited to start reading the comics and terrified about what happens to Giles?!?!?!
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Luckily, there’s some indication in the latest ‘Angel & Faith’ comics that the Giles bullshit could be undone. Fingers crossed!
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Browncoats, Scoobies & other Whedonites: 12 years agoA while back I saw a guy getting off a train with a brown tshirt on that said ‘Browncoat’ in tiny font in the middle of it. I really wanted to hug him, but then again he looked like he didn’t much like social contact. Browncoats FTW.
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The Great Library of Autostraddle 12 years, 1 month agoMap of Ireland by Stephanie Grant is set in Boston in the 1970’s and deals with coming out and race issues from the perspective of a teenage girl. I watched The Weather Underground documentary not too long ago which turned out to be great historical context for this book.
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The Great Library of Autostraddle 12 years, 1 month agoNPR’s top 100 science fiction and fantasy novels
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Oh man, lists like that are so dangerous! My Paperback Swap wish list only holds 200!
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The Great Library of Autostraddle 12 years, 1 month agohello. I’m a big fan of books. and a fan of big books,too. I just finished a dance with dragons. it took me a while but it was worth it. now I’m reading a great gatsby, so I can talk in nerdfighteria about it
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I loved a dance with dragons! I thought the last 200 pages or so were the best part. :-) Going from that to Gatsby is a pretty big change up.
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The Great Library of Autostraddle 12 years, 1 month agoI just finished The Bride of Catastrophe by Heidi Jon Schmidt and Homeschooling by Carol Guess. Relationships with (crazy) girlfriends. Relationships with (crazy) neighbors. Relationships with (crazy) families. All these things are included.
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The Great Library of Autostraddle 12 years, 1 month agoCurrently juggling: Embassytown, China Mieville; Thirty-Three Teeth, Colin Cotterill; White Mughals, William Dalrymple; and the Diamond Sutra, Red Pine edition.
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