/lit/ - Literature

>>2533864
Can I bring a friend?

You've mistakenly equated talent with popular appeal.

You know how I like it, Diane.

Sometimes I hear voices
I hear them telling me to
Please stop eavesdropping

Monk Brubeck Miles and Clifford

So many chosen ones. Kung Fu Panda, David Bowman. Who else?

bounce back and forth between here and /p/

I joined Goodreads last month, or maybe earlier, had a great time listing my books...but I don't see much point in the rest of it...is there something I'm missing?

A minor complication, doctor.....

Says it right there...."anus around his neck".

>>2459675
Yup, and then ZIP! and ethel merman singing "there's no business..."
I'm not a fan of dance or "Jazz hands", but I worked in theater (backstage) for a long time and All That Jazz showed theater life better than most movies that have done so.

Also, Fosse was great as the snake in "The Little Prince" movie.

This is actually an interesting question, and I would think it odd if there weren't at least one book where the main character has big boobs. If not, then I know what my new project is....

Famous carousing choreographer makes a movie about a famous carousing choreographer who is about to die, then dies.

angsty white middle class male checking in, brought some first world problems with me. now what?

Hillbilly Women by Kathy Kahn

This is the kinda shit that wouldn't get you arrested unless you're a mobster and they're looking to hang you for something.
I think the phrase is that you "may not reproduce". It doesn't get as far as the profit or not thing, you can't even make the copy.

>>2426440
We might have one here I'll look around and post it if so.

>>2426436
Hmm...Gothic tales of terror; classic horror stories from Great Britain, Europe, and the United States, 1765-1840.

Author/Creator:
Haining, Peter. comp.
Publisher:
New York, Taplinger Pub. Co. [1972]
Format/Description:
Book
viii, 928 p. 23 cm.
Subjects:
Horror tales
ISBN:
0800835905

>work in a library rare books department digitally archiving stuff
>work with really old (medieval) mss and top of the line cameras
>new project to digitize the original plans for ENIAC, exciting!
>the irony of using a 65MP/Schneider-Kreuznach/PhaseOne system to make 600dpi TIFFs of photocopies of typewritten pages of a very complicated but primitive computer

>inspiring true story

>>2405102
I wonder if I married your cousin, wouldn't that be weird? Not as weird as you marrying your cousin, though. And definitely not as weird as you marrying me.

Well, try again! Times have changed.

My girlfriend is at home being my wife and mother to my daughter. Right now I'm at work, in a library and surrounded by lots of people. Asked my wife to marry me on a valentine's day 15 years ago. So, there you have it.

>>2402764
LOL I saw that one too....

Witches Of Eastwick. Just barely....