i'm going to say this woman. because it's pretty ballsy (ahem... crazy? [no judgment!]) to appear on the back cover of your intellectually provocative NYT nonfiction bestseller in full medieval dress- replete with tiara and heaving bosom. this photograph raises many important questions. does this woman, in fact, live her everyday life in full medieval dress? or does she just write in it? does she give readings and lectures in character as a medieval wench? does her husband mind? is her dry cleaning bill enormous? does she live in a castle? does she secretly rock out to avril lavigne?
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you and i may just have to change how we dress at our joint book reading/ all-star rock concert.
i flatter myself that i'm capable of many many terribly odd things, but i fear that standing in a barnes & noble in full medieval attire amid people in everyday dress is probably, sadly, not one of them.
incidentally- dougO, if you're out there somewhere, i finally checked out that link you mentioned in a comment awhile back. beguilingly horrifying. who knew dakota fanning's home movies would be so riveting when soundtracked by your beloved LSF?
i am out here, and the LSF have a new album arriving at my door on Tuesday!!!!
yay for you!!!!
gogol needs to come back (and yes that will be my mantra until they do).
i betcha that's just cleavage shadow makeup.
my darling lindear, that is a terrifically frightening prospect.
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