I said, and you gotta read it to me before it goes in, so that I know somebody hasn't penciled it, you know, taken it apart.
There isn't a single one in this book that didn't delight me, that didn't make me want to crow, "Oh, man, you gotta read this!" I think of such disparate stories as Karen Russell's "St.
"Then I got another one, and another one, and another one — I was telling everyone in the store, 'Hey, you've gotta read this.' " The early dispatches were unsentimental but alive with emotion, often laced with bits of dark humor about, say, a Dutch "nurse from hell," who "looks like she was sired from stick insects".
"Then I got another one, and another one, and another one—I was telling everyone in the store, 'Hey, you've gotta read this.' " The early dispatches were unsentimental but alive with emotion, often laced with bits of dark humor about, say, a Dutch "nurse from hell," who "looks like she was sired from stick insects".
I will admit some grudging admiration, however, for any movie featuring the line: "Dude, you gotta read the Iliad!" The speaker of that line, the eponymous neighbour-hunk Noah (Ryan Guzman), falls hard for trial-separated mother J-Lo.
Andy Dick was standing on a corner jabbering into a mobile phone ("You gotta read this great script, it's great, ya gotta, you'll love it, please, the script, ya gotta").
But y'all gotta read between the lines.
You gotta read this one!" email to my fellow judges.
And don't forget social media unwinding strategy (you gotta read "Bury me on Facebook").
