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When she is not writing, Alisa Kester is a costumer and backyard urban farmer, with a chaotic assortment of chickens, quail, and rabbits. She lives in Washington State.

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Alisa Kester I've always loved Prof. Emerson and Amelia Peabody from Elizabeth Peters' series. I love the everlasting and faithful love those two have - there is n…moreI've always loved Prof. Emerson and Amelia Peabody from Elizabeth Peters' series. I love the everlasting and faithful love those two have - there is never any question they belong to each other, and the romance never dies through a lifetime of marriage, children, mummies, and sarcastic humor!(less)
Alisa Kester I really don't get writer's block anymore. When I do, it's a sign that I've gone wrong with the story; it tells me that I need to go back and rethink …moreI really don't get writer's block anymore. When I do, it's a sign that I've gone wrong with the story; it tells me that I need to go back and rethink my plot direction. I used to have to throw out thousands of words to get the book back on track, but I've gotten better at listening to what the story wants and catching the problems before they develop into a block.(less)
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Is this the year? Are we a few days or months from the end of the world as we know it? Every sign points to yes. From the signs in the heavens, to the political stage, to the looming start … Continue reading →
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Alisa Kester Alisa Kester said: " I have loved Connie Willis' other books, and I love books with a slow pace and lots of detail, so I thought this would be a slam-dunk for me. It wasn't. If the last 50 or so pages hadn't been really good, this would have gone onto the "worst books ev ...more "

 

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message 15: by Bonnie

Bonnie This is the one I thought you would like: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23... We have the audiobook.


message 14: by Alisa

Alisa Kester Yes, that DOES look like my sort! :)


Bonnie Gayle wrote: "Have you heard of this zombie book? It looks like it may be your type of read! http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/70..."


message 13: by Bonnie

Bonnie Have you heard of this zombie book? It looks like it may be your type of read! http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/70...


message 12: by Bonnie

Bonnie This is starting to sound familiar. Hmm. Now I'm not as excited to read it!


message 11: by Alisa

Alisa Kester Yup. Remember that Amber wasn't thrilled with it either?

Bonnie Gayle wrote: "The book 2 that I have checked out right now?

Alisa wrote: "Book 2 just wasn't all that great."

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message 10: by Bonnie

Bonnie The book 2 that I have checked out right now?

Alisa wrote: "Book 2 just wasn't all that great."




message 9: by Alisa

Alisa Kester Too bad that I'm less excited about this series than I was. Book 2 just wasn't all that great.

I'll still read 3 though.

Bonnie Gayle wrote: "Check it out: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/64...

Spring!"





Bradley I hope you are having a good day! =)

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Dreamsbane of Tamalor by Bradley James Simpson


message 6: by Alisa

Alisa Kester I'd have to read the book it came from to be sure, but I would guess it's turned as in "made rotten". Much in the way that some parents don't want their kids to read comic books or fantasy.


Bonnie I was never sure about the meaning of the Alcott quote you added last. Do you think it means turned, as in influenced, or turned as in spoiled or made rotten? The latter would make sense in the context of the quote, but I've never before heard the word 'turned' used in that way.


Bonnie Nope, just my same old ring. This picture is actually a few months old, so definitely not my new ring. It's funny though, since it's a mirror shot, it looks like it's on my left hand.


Bonnie Thanks for the nice comment on my poem:) What is it about creepy fridge poetry anyway? Mine always turns out creepy, or slightly x-rated!


Bonnie Nice icon! You know, now that I look at it again, it DOES look like you around the eyes and jaw line...you must have been really tanned though, because in actuality you're almost as pale as me!


message 1: by Bonnie (last edited Apr 17, 2008 11:15AM)

Bonnie Hi Alisa! You found me! Welcome to goodreads, I hope you enjoy! PS Did you notice my icon? :)


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