Interests Meme Revisited

[author_by_night]

So I wanted to do the Interests Meme, but the site wasn't working.

So I've listed all of my interests under a cut.  What I'm doing is having you - my flist - ask me about any interest. A crossed out one means it's already been answered.

 a christmas story, activism, alison krauss, angels in america, anti-jar jar binks, antigone, antique magazines, bill/fleur, california demon, carpe demon, charades, country music, defending original characters, disability awareness, earth's children, ewoks, fandom, fandom history, fanfiction, folk songs, friendship dynamics, genfic, gryffindor, harper lee, harry potter, history, hitch, hogwarts house analysis, hufflepuff, human rights, jean auel, jedi, jewel kilcher, jk rowling, joan baez, journalism, legally blonde, music, nanowrimo, obhwf, oricons, original characters, pennpaper, phantom of the opera, phoenix song, pirates of the carribean, pottercast, prehistorics, racial memory, ravenclaw, reading, reincarnation, religion, religious songs, remus/tonks, rent, roleplaying, romantic dynamics, shrek, shrek 2, singing, sirius/kingsley, slytherin, songfilks, spirituality, sugar quill, the evolution of oz, the freedom writers, the glass menagerie, the lovely bones, the new league, the owl, the renassiance, the right to marry, the tao, to kill a mockingbird, urban legends, wicked, wicked the musical, writing

Comments

[gloryforever.livejournal.com]

To Kill a Mockinbird?

[author-by-night.livejournal.com]

That's a book by Harper Lee, about racism in the 1930's, as well as the loss of innocence. I love that book, and have re-read it several times.

[gloryforever.livejournal.com]

Oh, lol, I know what the book is about ... What I was wondering is what you like about it. When I first read it I completely identified myself with Scout's character (precocious reader, ungirly as they come) and I nagged my mother for years (I must have been around 9 at the time) to buy me an overall ... which she never did, sadly :(

[author-by-night.livejournal.com]

Aw. Well, I just like TKAM because I always get something out of it, and because it's inspiring. Plus, it has terrific characters and great symbolism that's there, but not balatant.