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I get by with a little help from my friends.
(BTW, can I count on you two to lead my crew?)
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Porgy87
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Quote by BlackGranite10
can anyone point me in the direction to finding true stories on LUSH?
Hi, BG. Even the "true" stories that writers write aren't true. There's a famous writer, Ursula Leguin, who wrote an introduction to her most famous novel ("The Left Hand of Darkness") when it was issued in a second edition. In it she talks about what a writer does, particularly a science fiction writer. People always asked her if her writing was meant to be a prediction of the future -- did she think what she wrote would "really happen." In a way, it's the same question that readers of erotica are always asking: did this "really happen"? My favorite lines in the introduction are:
"But I am an artist too, and therefore a liar. Distrust everything I say. I am telling the truth."
If you like, you can read the whole introduction here:
http://theliterarylink.com/leguinintro.html
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Quote by TheSensualLady
Ishtar (1987)
Howard the Duck (1986)
I'm halfway with you -- Ishtar was sort of fun, in the same way that Reefer Madness was.
Howard the Duck, OTOH, was dreck from the first frame to the last.
My individual nominee is "Joe and the Volcano." I have no idea what it was about, and I so don't care.
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Maybe half a dozen or ten people know my actual given name; no one knows my surname.
Three or four know the email address that I reserve for special communications. (It has a completely different name, which is not mine either.)
I think one person knows the name of the city where I live.
No one knows my phone number.
Until last month, I was much more free with potentially identifying information, including clear photographs of my face. I had a disconcerting exchange with someone who had a very strong personal reaction to something I posted casually and with no specific intent. The intensity and emotion of the conversation rattled me a bit, so I've pulled the veil over myself a little more.
Three or four know the email address that I reserve for special communications. (It has a completely different name, which is not mine either.)
I think one person knows the name of the city where I live.
No one knows my phone number.
Until last month, I was much more free with potentially identifying information, including clear photographs of my face. I had a disconcerting exchange with someone who had a very strong personal reaction to something I posted casually and with no specific intent. The intensity and emotion of the conversation rattled me a bit, so I've pulled the veil over myself a little more.
