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I really love reading most of my email and wish I could respond to everybody and still maintain a healthy balance in my life between being productive and getting fresh air, spending time with family, and having time to myself, but I’ve learned that just isn’t possible. As a result I go through long periods where I’m not able to write back to people, do private shows or phone sex, or chat very much with members because I *have* to use my hours at the computer to do other kinds of work.

If you are okay with knowing that I might not write back to you for a long time but I *will* read what you have to say to me and it could totally make or break my day (PLEASE, don’t break my day!), whether I tell you that or not, then go ahead and get in touch with me!

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Trixie's bookshelf: read

The Sealed Letter

by Emma Donoghue

Not as engrossing as Slammerkin, but interesting, informative and engaging as a fictionalized version of a true story exposing the lives of well-off women (and feminists and lesbians) in Victorian England.

It's hard to avoid comp...

tagged: 2010-consumption

Bottomfeeder: A Novel

by Bob Fingerman

For some reason I *want* to only give this book three stars but that would be a lie; I didn't just "like it", I actually "REALLY liked it".

I'm not familiar with Fingerman's other work, but just being aware of...

tagged: 2010-consumption

The Lady Who Liked Clean Restrooms: The Chronicle of One of the Strangest Stories Ever to Be Rumoured About Around New York

by J.P. Donleavy

A cute little morbid trick of a book and so short I can say that I kind of enjoyed it. I appreciated the casual way considering whoring was treated, but am guessing it wasn't really casual and was supposed to illustrate just how far she had...

tagged: 2010-consumption

The Intuitionist

by Colson Whitehead

I loved the atmosphere and tone of the book. I enjoy reading about characters who are socially isolated and/or solitary by choice. I also enjoy reading about the lives of machines especially when they're described with a touch of mysticism ...

tagged: 2010-consumption

Young Men in Spats

by P.G. Wodehouse

I might have enjoyed this even more than the Wooster & Jeeves books. LOVED the last story, which was oddly disturbing (only mildly so, of course, which made it very surreal). Also appreciated the self-consciousness (again, MILD) regarding c...

tagged: 2010-consumption