"I've kissed mermaids, rode the el Nino, walked the sand with the crustaceans...."
Man, there's been a lot of famous people I love dying lately, but I'm just gonna pop onto Wikipedia real quick to reassure myself that one of my favorite authors, Umberto Eco, is still kicking it strong, at the ripe old age of--
"Died February 19th, 2016"
....
I'm gonna need a minute here. :pinkiesad:
Stat rosa pristina nomine, nomina nuda tenemus.
There was a star....maaaan, waiting in the sky
And he really liked to meet us
Cuz he knew he'd blow our minds
Let all the children lose it
Let all the children use it
Let all the children boogie
As an addendum to my post about "Crusaders of the Lost Mark", I think it's fair to say there's been some mixed responses to Diamond Tiara's moment of redemption. One of Bad Horse's blogpost directed me to a writeup by bookplayer, Agency and Character Development, and I think it's fair
In the life of a writer there are moments, as any of my fellow authors will well know, where inspiration seizes hold of you. Grips you tightly and reins you under control. Takes you by the hand and makes you do a high handstand. Consumes your very soul, and leaves you feeling like you hold the artery of creation beating and pulsating in your very hands, lets you feel the primordial flow of
Man, there's been a lot of famous people I love dying lately, but I'm just gonna pop onto Wikipedia real quick to reassure myself that one of my favorite authors, Umberto Eco, is still kicking it strong, at the ripe old age of--
"Died February 19th, 2016"
....
I'm gonna need a minute here. :pinkiesad:
Stat rosa pristina nomine, nomina nuda tenemus.
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Sorry.
I am sorry.
Oh man, I didn't even hear about that one! I've only read The Name of the Rose, like every other Tom, Dick, and Flutterheart, but I enjoyed it immensely and figured he must have had a great mind being put to equally good use in his other books, so it's a shame to hear he's gone.