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All of these too!

Oh wow, same!

Cecilia Grant is on my short list, along with Meredith Duran and Sherry Thomas, of folks I wish would come back to historical romance.

I would contribute to a bribe fund.

She gave us three perfect novels and one perfect novella. I'll always keep hoping we get more.

God, I love that book.

Haley Bennett was so beautiful in that movie. really, the entire cast was incandescent.

same!

didn't he **already** do a version of Cyrano?? lol

LET MOVIES BE FUNNY AND HORNY AGAIN!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. that'll be a different movie. (I was thinking of the line, "you only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves")

I would believe it! when he called Olivia Coleman his "soft bodied animal," I do think that was a Mary Oliver allusion.

is this about book boyfriend discourse?

wait...is this a meditation on how fictional men are better than real ones?

WHOA

a proliferation in scams leads to difficulty knowing whether the people around you are sincere, and that causes a huge uptick in social distrust. but for me, that's all weirdly comforting because if it's been broken before, it can be rebuilt again.

this. this this this. for a decade, I've been telling people that Karen Halttunen's Confidence Men and Painted Women--which I read for my comprehensive exam in 19th century American history--is one of the best books to understand now.

Ha. Well, nevermind. Lol

It absolutely sets off discussion. Which is *delightful.* And the fact everyone has read The Odyssey and seen other versions makes it easier to critique in the best way.

I'm so jealous you saw it in 70mm. I enjoyed it too (while thinking some of the criticisms are valid).