Bitter Script Reader tweeted: "THAT'S how @DamonLindelof ends his run on Twitter?
Disliking a book is one thing; this kind of deep-seated bitter disdain for readers – for female readers – seems like something else.
Glass Wing Group, fronted by Beyoncé impersonator Miss Shalae, posted the video on Facebook, calling the project "Lemonade served Bitter Sweet" and informing readers that it was shot over the course of 16 hours.
Faced with the economic failures of the 'Rottamatore' ("Dismantler") as Renzi is called, Eugenio Scalfari, the founder of the progressive-minded La Repubblica newspaper, has delivered a "bitter truth" to his readers: "Maybe Italy should be put under the scrutiny of the international troika consisting of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF".
Suffice it to say that we are obliged, dear reader, to refer to a bitter, bitter enemy "Samsung" and tell you guys that you won't be able to confuse the Tab with the iPad because Galaxy Tabs are "significantly" thinner than our iPad (like, who cares?).
As the Salina family are faced with upheaval in 19th-century Sicily, Lampedusa gives his reader plenty of bitter food for thought: "Of course, love: flames for a year, ashes for 30".
(European readers may insert bitter laughter here—a gallon of gasoline in Washington costs a trifling $1.60).
Non-NS readers coming to Bitter Experience Has Taught Me will have to share these subscribers' tastes, because the adaptation of the column into book form has been done with such a light touch as to be almost unnoticeable.
Still, that should be some comfort to bitter Song of Ice and Fire readers.
Zoo had seen a surprise circulation boost of 10% in the last six months of last year, after Time Inc shut Nuts and told readers to buy its once bitter rival.
