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[ursula]

Apparently there's an excerpt of my mother's scandalous YA novel online. It isn't the bit I'd have chosen to excerpt, but if you've always wondered how much I sound like my parents, here's your chance to find out.

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odd

[lubeck.livejournal.com]

Isn't it odd to read the reviews form no tallent ass clowns about your mother's writing? I found their negative criticism's disturbing and I don't even know your mother. The good ones seemed nice, but equally as poorly thought out.

Re: odd

[ursula]

My mother's scandalous novel is upsetting, possibly because it reflects real life, so I can't blame them too much . . .

But if you want a really hilarious bit of writing, try the first non-professional review of Angels in America here, which includes marvels of insight such as "Some of the characters in Angels in America changed throughout the story."