More Hey, Arnold Fics...

[starvinbohemian]

Because [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com] requested them, here's some more Hey, Arnold (or Helga/Arnold) fic recs:

Between the Lines
Author: [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com].
Pairing: Helga/Arnold.
Rating: PG-13.
Summary: Fifty sentences; fifty different realities, futures, and pasts for a pink-bowed bully and a kid with a football-shaped head.

Until You Try
Author: [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com]. You should definitely check out her other stuff, too!
Pairing: Arnold/Helga.
Rating: PG-13 for sexual implications.
Summary: Helga always thought Arnold was the answer to everything, but in truth, one person is never the answer to anything.

Short Cuts
Author: Heidi Patacki (a.k.a "Mena Rasin," the author of Stalling). I recommend pretty much everything she's written.
Pairing: Too many to list.
Rating: R.
Summary: Circumstances lead the old gang back to their childhood neighborhood after more than ten years apart. A secret government project, an affair with Olga's husband, failed careers, secret flings, illegitimate children - its all here, folks!


Now, people, pay it forward! This gal needs some recs! *Puppy eyes*

Comments

[frigginspaz.livejournal.com]

I could just call you on the phone, but I was on LJ already so whatevs.

FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS!!!
I just got my required book list for my English class next semester.
Do you have any of these books? And if you do, might I be able to borrow them for about five months? Pretty please? :P

The Norton Introduction to Literature (Shorter Edition) (paperback); 9th edition (November 2005)

Franz Kafka, The Metamorphosis

Toni Morrison, Sula

Graff and Birkenstein, They Say / I Say
William Shakespeare, Hamlet (I KNOW YOU HAVE TO HAVE THIS... I'm specifically looking for the one published by Washington Square Press [January 2003] though... but it's not like IMPERATIVE)

The American Heritage Dictionary, 4th ed.

The Bedford Glossary of Critical and Literary Terms, Ed. Murfin, Ray, et al.

Diana Hacker, A Writer's Reference
Thanks if you can help. 'Cause you're awesome like that.

Second order of business... if you and/or Katie and/or your mom are interested, there is a free showing of Pilgrim's Progress on Wednesday. I'm not sure what time, but it will be at the same theater it's been, and it's free. Tell them it's free. Emphasis on the word FREE. Tell them. Do it. And you should come too because it's FREE. And it's awesome and hilarious in so many ways. :P

SO YEAH. Get back to me on those. haha

[starvinbohemian.livejournal.com]

Hmn. I have Kafka's Metamorphosis. Unfortunately, the only copy of Hamlet I have is in a huge Shakespeare tomb. I also think I have that edition of the American Heritage Dictionary.

But that's it. At any rate, you should definitely buy Diana Hacker and Murfin's books. They'll be lifesavers for the burgeoning English major (the only reason I don't have them is because I similarly borrowed them at the time myself).

[ashe-frost.livejournal.com]

I'm starting to read these and they're actually pretty amazing. Happy times!

[starvinbohemian.livejournal.com]

I loves them, too. :)