Rikki Ducornet's The Jade Cabinet
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The culmination of her great tetralogy, I can't wait to get to it as I explain the the audio, i'm just beginning to wrap my mind around this singular author, she's a bit like Angela Carter, who re-invented fairy tales in the funky 60s and she also wrote a book on the big baddie Marquis de Sade, so Rikki in my present opinion whom i'm eager but leisurely learning is in the same vein, but I feel still that Rikki's verbal flair exceeds Angela's, even though i've hardly given her books a fair try yet, just little sampling. I'll be reading to my trippy music, no more recordings tonight, sorry for anyone who feels like they need to listen to what I never asked anyone to bother with unless it ends up being an interesting route of thought, I see no reason to comment on what i'm doing.
The culmination of her great tetralogy, I can't wait to get to it as I explain the the audio, i'm just beginning to wrap my mind around this singular author, she's a bit like Angela Carter, who re-invented fairy tales in the funky 60s and she also wrote a book on the big baddie Marquis de Sade, so Rikki in my present opinion whom i'm eager but leisurely learning is in the same vein, but I feel still that Rikki's verbal flair exceeds Angela's, even though i've hardly given her books a fair try yet, just little sampling. I'll be reading to my trippy music, no more recordings tonight, sorry for anyone who feels like they need to listen to what I never asked anyone to bother with unless it ends up being an interesting route of thought, I see no reason to comment on what i'm doing.
46-50, M
