I was at the yearly national meeting of my union, the National Education Association. Turns out the meeting is the largest "deliberative body" (that is, largest group that debates and makes decisions face-to-face) in the entire world. *gulp* Didn't know that before I stood up to speak. Probably a good thing...
The only thing I wrote that might interest you is a review of the Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon- you can also find my goodreads review of the same.
It generally takes a lot of recommendations for me to read non-SF/fantasy. For example, the book that seekingferret recommends wouldn't've caught my eye except that one of my HS friends w/ a similar taste in books recommended it, plus T$ who usually reads nothing but comic books and books for class is reading it. I'll keep "History of Love" in the back of my head though.
YPU science-fictional, you know... Won this year's Nebula Award and it's up for the Hugo, too. Chabon is not traditionally an SF writer, but SF is escaping its ghetto!
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The only thing I wrote that might interest you is a review of the Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon- you can also find my goodreads review of the same.
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