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History major dropout, slave to pop culture, contributor to WoopWoop!, and Web Monkey for Bookmans, a used media emporium in Arizona.

I over-analyze everything, overuse adjectives, hate talking on the phone, like my tech red, and will some day buy/make a shirt that says "Banjos make me hot."

I Like

Music, Batman, anti-heroes and their existential angst, Uncut comps, chai, monkeys, Asian cuisine, trade paperbacks, The Big Takeover ‘zine, gin, blood, flawed beauty, lyrics, canon, metaphors, alphabetizing, and the color green.

People

How to Build a Rocketship
The Road Show on KXCI
Jennifer Liles
The Time Being
Jared Online
From Knotty to Nice
Triangle Kenpo Institute
Psychodelic Art & Design
Fabulist!
Fez Lab
Pink Raygun
Hitrecord.org
What the Hell Are You Eating?
EW! A Blog
Tucson Vegan
Every. Issue. Ever.
So Much Silence
Panopoly Creations
Sihaya Designs

Following

7 January 09
readyourownbooks:

The Queen’s Gambit by Walter Tevis (via)
One book down and it’s one I’ll be pushing on friends and unsuspecting strangers for years to come. The Queen’s Gambit is the story of Beth Harmon, an orphan and chess prodigy, and the novel follows her life and career from ages 8 to 18 as she climbs the ranks of the male-dominated chess world.
The prose won’t blow you away; this is just a solid, can’t-put-it-down read. And the chess - who knew the strategy of the game could be this deeply sexy?
(favorite)

readyourownbooks:

The Queen’s Gambit by Walter Tevis (via)

One book down and it’s one I’ll be pushing on friends and unsuspecting strangers for years to come. The Queen’s Gambit is the story of Beth Harmon, an orphan and chess prodigy, and the novel follows her life and career from ages 8 to 18 as she climbs the ranks of the male-dominated chess world.

The prose won’t blow you away; this is just a solid, can’t-put-it-down read. And the chess - who knew the strategy of the game could be this deeply sexy?

(favorite)

Reblogged: readyourownbooks

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