the return of the dark passenger

[adelaidesean]

Amanda and I are very excited about the return of Dexter to American TV. It's been an empty few months, with all our favourite shows on hiatus. Now the world's favourite serial killer is back, all is right again.

The second season of Californication isn't exciting us much so far, but it'll go some way to filling the emptiness until Battlestar Galactica, Doctor Who, Flight of the Conchords, Lost, and Scrubs return.

Failing that, there's always Shameless, Weeds, and the Mighty Boosh--and we really must get to The Wire one day.

Any other recommendations?

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Listening to: Lustmord - The Ambivalent Abyss

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[seanwilliams.livejournal.com]

This quote, which a friend posted, sold me on reading the book:

"By the time I come to write, a lot has been decided. Also, a lot hasn't been decided, but I trust myself, and scare myself, that it'll happen in the actual writing. It all exists in my head, but in this soup. It's like the ideas are fluctuating in this great big quantum state of Maybe. The choices look easy when recounted later, but that's hindsight. When nothing is real and nothing is fixed, it can go anywhere. The Maybe is a hell of a place to live. As well as being the best place in the world."

I've never heard that process described better.

[karenmiller.livejournal.com]

Just from the snatches I read while browsing, the whole damned thing is full of wonderful insights like this. It's like having someone explain me to myself. And like I said, the sheer relief of knowing it's not just me ... *g*