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李 阳 754800532c3a6 — I listen to Prairie Home Companion and love to hear Keillor speak. This story reminded me of my own small town and what it was like to grow up there.

Warren You mrperkul8r — i find these viking tales rather charming. they're casually bloody, and often funny. and i like the attitude towards the supernatural: in one of these stories, for example, a man is roused by his foster father in the middle of the night. this is a man he's known for years and years, just an ordinary scruffy raider like anyone else. but in the night the foster father leads his foster son to an island, and a stone table on the island. in the dark, there are eleven people sitting around the table, and the foster father takes the twelfth seat, at the head of the table. the twelve begin to speak, and they call each other by the names of the old gods. "well met, thor," says the foster father. "well met, odin," says the voice of thor. ordinary voices, in the dark and wind, become the voices of fate so easily, so naturally. i find it comforting, i guess, or uncanny, or some strange combination of the two.

Ripal Parmar ripal_parm9d69 — I read this my senior year in high school and fell in love with Jane Austen. I adored this book and it quickly became an old favorite to fall back on.