phyloxena

Spare me, and stop shouting. I have it at home all the time and don't even argue back. Not that I have any arguments. I, like, going to buy new Mac w. Leopard once they release it. The difference is that not every kid, or a group of technically qualified adults for that matter, can produce a coherent story. Like, D&D enthusiasts claimed it was better than reading fantasy. Pulp fantasy, no question. Tolkien, no thanks, my idiot playmates could not produce remotely as interesting module (don't bother to argue this one). Arina likes a good story, a story with pattern. Pinguin club she likes, too.

I'm asking people who grew in USA or UK into somebody I like to talk to now what do they remember from their reading.