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Friday, Hurrah!
Feb. 11th, 2005 10:42 amHey. Arthur Miller died. For me Author Miller belongs to the class of writers that think depressing=literary. I mean Death of a Salesman isn't exactly a laugh riot, is it? Still he was an American icon, and people will probably be dissecting his words for years to come, so Rest in Peace, Author Miller.
I recently got the most recent Xanth paperback by Piers Anthony. I started reading his Xanth books in the early 80's when I got 'A Spell for Chameleon" for Christmas. They've evolved quite a bit since then, and Xanth quite frankly pales in comparison to Discworld, but i still read his books for sentimental reasons. Piers seems to be one of those 'dirty old men' of the twinkly-eyed variety, not really offensive as it's obvious he means no offense, but rather obsessed with shapely legs and breasts just the same. I'm only bringing this up because I'm wondering who else on my flist reads/has read Piers Anthony and what your opinion of him is.
I recently got the most recent Xanth paperback by Piers Anthony. I started reading his Xanth books in the early 80's when I got 'A Spell for Chameleon" for Christmas. They've evolved quite a bit since then, and Xanth quite frankly pales in comparison to Discworld, but i still read his books for sentimental reasons. Piers seems to be one of those 'dirty old men' of the twinkly-eyed variety, not really offensive as it's obvious he means no offense, but rather obsessed with shapely legs and breasts just the same. I'm only bringing this up because I'm wondering who else on my flist reads/has read Piers Anthony and what your opinion of him is.
