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March Laumer Madness
Mar. 24th, 2006 12:13 pmI recently read two more Oz books by the controversial March Laumer, The Magic Mirror of Oz and The China Dog of Oz.
( Hey, isn't it annoying when people start a sentence in the cut-text )
Let's see. What else do I have to report? Yesterday,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bethje and I went out to eat at Applebee's. This particular Applebee's had recently closed for a few days for renovation, which involved getting rid of their high tables. I ask you, can it really be Applebee's without those tables? Anyway, I had some good shrimp pasta, and I also quite enjoyed their mango banana smoothie. I'm usually not a big fan of smoothies, so I was glad to find one that actually tasted really good.
Speaking of food, I should probably get something to eat, and then get going. I'll see you in the next entry! Well, not LITERALLY, you understand, but...yeah.
( But first, a quiz result. )
[1] I guess that, in some ways, Laumer's work is somewhat of a precursor to Harry Potter/Draco Malfoy slash, and the like.
[2] Oddly enough, China Dog contains a reference to Pineville, a location introduced in Jack Snow's The Magical Mimics in Oz. Laumer has his characters visit it before it would have actually been there.
( Hey, isn't it annoying when people start a sentence in the cut-text )
Let's see. What else do I have to report? Yesterday,
bethje and I went out to eat at Applebee's. This particular Applebee's had recently closed for a few days for renovation, which involved getting rid of their high tables. I ask you, can it really be Applebee's without those tables? Anyway, I had some good shrimp pasta, and I also quite enjoyed their mango banana smoothie. I'm usually not a big fan of smoothies, so I was glad to find one that actually tasted really good.Speaking of food, I should probably get something to eat, and then get going. I'll see you in the next entry! Well, not LITERALLY, you understand, but...yeah.
( But first, a quiz result. )
[1] I guess that, in some ways, Laumer's work is somewhat of a precursor to Harry Potter/Draco Malfoy slash, and the like.
[2] Oddly enough, China Dog contains a reference to Pineville, a location introduced in Jack Snow's The Magical Mimics in Oz. Laumer has his characters visit it before it would have actually been there.
