SO many. "Velveteen", for one.

Nope.

Nope. Wordpress takes care of that for me with its spam catcher. :)

It honestly depends on the artist/album/song. If I'm in a certain mood, I'm liable to either be ADD with skipping around on songs, or I'll listen to one album over and over again.

Hm. I'd love to see a prequel for "The Scorpio Races" or "The Night Circus"!

I rarely see morning hours, but if I do, tea.

"The Night Circus" - most definitely. It's a MAGIC CIRCUS. How could I not want to want to jump into that?

It depends - if the book sounds interesting, I might respond and take the request. But usually? I won't reply. I don't like that kind of aggressive inquiry tactic, so I just don't respond to it if I can.

Hm. I think "Slave to Sensation" was the last one for the Vaginal Fantasy hangout. I was surprised - it wasn't half bad at all! Before that was "Melusine", and I definitely want to read more of that series.

This is easy. Don't use any <br>, just keep stringing them together after you close each </a> tag.

No, but I can make you one. Contact me for further details!

Rats. They carried the black plague, after all.

When I want to be, yep! :D

I have participated in one hop - the indie author hop - and I'm honestly not sure if I gained any followers because I only got one entry!

A bookshelf or a bed. Bookshelf because I loves the books, and a bed because I spend way too much time in it.

It really depends on what I'm doing. Emotion does it a lot of the time, as does attachments to other people. But I think that's universal to everyone.

I liek to think so, yes.

Hm. Since I'm a B&N member and if I order online, I could probably get 5 or 6 books. I'd preorder "Black Heart", "The Immortal Rules", "Dollhouse: Volume 1", "Rift", and...jeez, it'd be a toss-up between a preorder of "City of Lost Souls" or "Timepiece"? If I had any leftover I'd also buy "Loss (Horsemen Quartet #3)".

The MC from "Pretty Crooked" is the most recent annoying character I've ever read. Jesus.

TBH I really don't have one. I think Francesca Lia Block's "Violet & Claire" counts, though, and if it does, that's my one favorite contemporary. I'm not a huge fan of the genre, if you can't tell already.