hey, we both like Tess of the D'Urbervilles. One of the best books ever. Ha ha -- go Ventura! I'm from Fresno, California, which isn't too far away from there. I think it's amazing that out of the whole world you picked somewhere near the lame mecca of Fresno (not that Ventura's any better, th... view book

Not what I usually read (I do like historical fiction, but I'm really picky about my time periods) but this is beautiful and I'm backing it. I knew from the opening line that this would be great. I've read the first chapter and I'll be back to read more. -s. view book

Margaret- Alright, so I have to start out by saying that I like the cover you've chosen very much. You've a very smooth and flowing writing style. Everything sentence leads into the other with a great deftness -- I think, though, that this could be improved upon by cutting out a few words here ... view book

Dan- Okay, how's about a critique. I've been meaning to get around to doing this for a while, and now that it's friday night (which means that I oddly have nothing to do), I have the time. This may not be very impressive -- not too in-depth, I'm just making notes as I read, telling you what I thi... view book

well, to set up that sort of video installation, you'd need to have two separate videos showing at the same time, basically. Think of it as just doubling one regular movie project. You'd need two projectors (the ones that hooks up to a computer, unless, of course, you're actually FILMING it and wa... view book