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[threeplusfire]

Recommend to me three livejournal people I should read. Who do you read most, and why? Whose posts do you look forward to? There's a world out there I don't know anything about. I'll recommend a few people from my own list, in no paticular order.

Lyeta has a wicked sense of wit, and a formidable intelligence. She's an expert on Slavics and Spontaneous Human Combustion. (Her bird is a UFO expert.) I think someone should give us a lot of money so we can have an International House of Cupcakes.

Catelin is one of my personal role models. She is the ultimate Texas woman, beautiful, brilliant and tougher than the wildlife. I think everyone could learn something from Cate. Plus, she writes better than anyone I know.

Mistersleepless is where Warren Ellis posts odds and ends. If you're not already reading it, get thee hence. The man is an evil genius.

Ladyjaida is a paradox to me. So young, but with such a boundless mind. Anyone who can go from delighted fangirl squeaks of joy over a Hobitt signed shoe to brilliant and devastating paragraphs about life is someone to read.

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[azurelunatic]

vidicon posts keen, insightful posts on political and social things, complete with emus.

[azurelunatic]

(I bounced in via somebodies friends page, because it's the time of night when I roam the wilds of LJ looking for something going on.)

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the recommendation. I too am roaming the LJ wilderness in search of something interesting.

Depending on what you like...

[elainastone.livejournal.com]

theblue_phoenix () is a college friend of mine. He's absolutely insane at times, but a very deep thinker. He just began his journal, so it'd take a real quick scan to see what he's about. His most recent posts I think he just did out of boredom, but he has some nice thoughtful ones up at the moment.

googlebrat (http://www.livejournal.com/users/googlebrat) veers off a little differently. Sometimes she has thoughtful posts, but she does a lot of song and quote posting also. She's nuts and every now and then has something interesting to read.

*waves from a random user* Found you earlier when I was looking through "Most Recent Posts". =)

Re: Depending on what you like...

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Thanks for wandering through.

[ekatarina.livejournal.com]

I reccomend mia_d for humour, crazy customers and the inside view of the zany life of a video clerk in California.

Katja

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

You can't go wrong with the lives of video store clerks. :)

[lyeta.livejournal.com]

well, you're already friends with John, so that leaves two of my favorite people residing much closer to you than me: the_vico_road and ctiee.

Also, your words for me made me smile. Thank you, love.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Most excellent thank you darling.

[curmudgn]

Well, lessee now . . .

althaea. No matter what, read her. Sometimes it feels like watching the crunchiest, rawest kind of performance art, but it's real and it's riveting. Read her Salon.com blog as well. Almost always completely different material, just as well done.

sailorjim. The ol' Sailor has been entertaining parts of the Usenet for years with posts that he swears are at least 87.4% true (and often 125-plus percent funny as hell). Especially read this and then this. Classic SJJ, and exactly the kind of shit that happens to him.

paularubia. She is Teh K00li0 and I'd go on a Texas Blue Highways road trip with her at the drop of a hat.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Coolness, thank you for the recommendations.

[coyotegoth.livejournal.com]

forcemajeure is unquestionably the most intelligent and eloquent of my LJ friends (present company excepted, of course). (He says he's only nineteen, but I'm convincved he's actually some Canadian AI run amuck.) drood has the best prose style; trollprincess, on the other hand, is undoubtedly the silliest.