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3) I will attempt to explain why they are interesting to me.
4) If I respond to you, you must post this in your journal as well, and respond to queries about your interests.
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Date: 2005-10-28 03:52 am (UTC)About ten miles back that way.
Of Butler's I've only read Parable of the Sowers, Parable of the Talents, and Wild Seed. I agree with you about the haunting aspect of her writing, particularly when it comes to the weird ying/yang pull of the main characters in Wild Seed (which I recommend). Whenever I head to the library her stuff is out. I keep meaning to pick up some more of her work.