It creeps me out that I recognized that cover as one that had run here before (over a year ago) as soon as I saw it. Damn you, LBC, you’re cluttering up brain cells that I could have used to get a Ph.D.!!!
Some covers are so abusive one’s mind may repress one’s memory of the trauma. It is a natural defense mechanism that works at the subconscious level.
It is like my near-fatal car wreck–I have no memory of the event. Perhaps one could recover such memories–but it is probably healthier to leave them forgotten.
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Dangling crystal pyramids in the sea? OK
This book might just be too exciting for me.
Danglers? And studio Dongo seems to be the author’s name.
It’s one thing to have the time come in and erase your sandcastle, but that map in the sand must have taken hours.
… the tide come in …
(that’s it: 1:59am EST, I’m hitting the sack)
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It creeps me out that I recognized that cover as one that had run here before (over a year ago) as soon as I saw it. Damn you, LBC, you’re cluttering up brain cells that I could have used to get a Ph.D.!!!
Dang it, I really thought I had gotten good at checking…
Some covers are so abusive one’s mind may repress one’s memory of the trauma. It is a natural defense mechanism that works at the subconscious level.
It is like my near-fatal car wreck–I have no memory of the event. Perhaps one could recover such memories–but it is probably healthier to leave them forgotten.
I recognized this one, too. (I already used some of my brain cells to get a PhD so I wonder what I’ve lost in their place…)
A decent wad of toilet paper should help with those danglers.
The skull shadow isn’t even going in the right direction…