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Lady from the Black Lagoon (Reissue)
Lady from the Black Lagoon (Reissue) | Mallory O'Meara
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2019 SCIBA Book Award Winner for BiographyA Hugo and Locus Award FinalistWinner of the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror AwardThe Los Angeles Times BestsellerA Thrillist Best Book of the YearA Book Riot Best Book of 2019One of Booklist's 10 Best Art Books of the YearThe Lady from the Black Lagoon uncovers the life and work of Milicent Patrick--one of Disney's first female animators and the only woman in history to create one of Hollywood's classic movie monstersAs a teenager, Mallory O'Meara was thrilled to discover that one of her favorite movies, Creature from the Black Lagoon, featured a monster designed by a woman, Milicent Patrick. But for someone who should have been hailed as a pioneer in the genre, there was little information available. For, as O'Meara soon discovered, Patrick's contribution had been claimed by a jealous male colleague, her career had been cut short and she soon after had disappeared from film history. No one even knew if she was still alive.As a young woman working in the horror film industry, O'Meara set out to right the wrong, and in the process discovered the full, fascinating story of an ambitious, artistic woman ahead of her time. Patrick's contribution to special effects proved to be just the latest chapter in a remarkable, unconventional life, from her youth growing up in the shadow of Hearst Castle, to her career as one of Disney's first female animators. And at last, O'Meara discovered what really had happened to Patrick after The Creature's success, and where she went.A true-life detective story and a celebration of a forgotten feminist trailblazer, Mallory O'Meara's The Lady from the Black Lagoon establishes Patrick in her rightful place in film history while calling out a Hollywood culture where little has changed since.Don't miss Mallory O'Meara's upcoming novel, Girly Drinks!
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peanutnine
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#ScarathlonPhotoChallenge Day 1 🖤 Black
Here's a great nonfiction rec that's perfect for spooky season
#Scarathlon #TeamBOOkLovers @Bookwormjillk

Bookwormjillk 🖤🖤 6mo
5feet.of.fury I really liked this book! 6mo
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peanutnine
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One of my favorite nonfiction reads from last year, about the woman who created the #Creature from the Black Lagoon 🧟
#ScarathlonDailyPrompts @StayCurious

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5feet.of.fury
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#scarathlondailyprompts (Day 2 - Creature)
#scarathlon2022 #TeamSlaughter
(My pj set has creature from the black lagoon drinking drinks out of a tiki, had to wear it for this prompt & instantly thought of this book)

AND checked something off my October Bucket List (✅ Take a Hike) while listening to Paul Holes. 🍂

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Samary
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Pickpick

I can‘t not love this book, it was more than a look at her life but an examination of sexism and jealousy.

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ShyBookOwl
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Happy International Women's Day 💖

A great day to celebrate books by and about women (and minority genders). This is a fabulous one about the lost history of the woman who created the iconic creature from the black lagoon. Written by the co-host of one of my favourite bookish podcasts #ReadingGlasses #iwd2022

jlhammar Enjoyed that one. Read it with my book club. Such a cool cover! 2y
peanutnine Yes! I love Reading Glasses!! This was a great book 💖 2y
5feet.of.fury Loved this one! I still need to read Girly Drinks 2y
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shawnmooney I don‘t know why it never occurred to me to follow you after I started participating in First Line Fridays but I have finally rectified that oversight! This book sounds fascinating. Might I interest you in having a 10 to 15 minute Zoom chat with me about it for my Bite-sized Book Chats series? If you have no idea what I‘m talking about, the playlist is here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLU-61cZp1pQdBH5V0Zb9q-2ujl4PY8nhf. (edited) 2y
shawnmooney I would be delighted to have you on as a guest! :-) 2y
ShyBookOwl @shawnmooney Hey! Thank you so much for the invite. That sounds like a lot of fun... but I'm also a little camera shy lol Can I take a few days to think about it? 2y
shawnmooney Absolutely! Take all the time you need! And drop me an email anytime if you have questions or once you‘ve decided. shawnmooneyinjapan@gmail.com 2y
ShyBookOwl @shawnmooney Thanks! I'll be in touch 😊 2y
Outlier The original monster makers of Hollywood!! 2y
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hartofashieldmaiden
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Pickpick

From the moment of picking this up, I couldn't part from it. If anyone is looking into researching or getting into inspirational women this is a must read.
"How marvelous that she refused to try to fit into the boys club that she was unapologetically herself & marched into that male dominated space in her heels. That's some badass shit."

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bthegood
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Mehso-so

I appreciated the research O'Meara did, her own life experience with sexism, the story about (and credit finally given to) Milicent Patrick, and the overall history of the movie (and other movies and Hearst Castle). It was not a pan because of these things - I enjoyed all of this. It was not a pick because it became repetitive.

#Scarathlon2021 #TeamSlaughter @Clwojick

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peanutnine
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#haunted 🧟 Monstrous Monday
I recently read the tagged book, all about Milicent Patrick who designed the Creature from the Black Lagoon and many other monsters for Universal Studios.

@Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

AutumnRLS Mallory's next book gets released next week! It's called Girly Drinks and is all about the history of women and alcohol. I can't wait! 2y
peanutnine @AutumnRLS yes! I have a request in at my library, can't wait to read it 2y
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 👹🖤🙌🏻📚 2y
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Eggs Clever interpretation 👹 2y
bthegood Your review of the book had me stack it and I am reading it now - really enjoying it so far - thanks 😊 (edited) 2y
peanutnine @bthegood oh yay! I'm glad you're enjoying it! 2y
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peanutnine
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Pickpick

A wonderful insight into horror filmmaking and Hollywood in general. Milicent Patrick is the woman who designed the Creature from the Creature from the Black Lagoon but was never given credit. Her story is finally told, along with O'Meara's personal experience of sexist behavior in Hollywood showing how things haven't changed that much over the years. This is a compelling, funny, feminist microhistory of the horror genre.

peanutnine This was also my July #doublespin book, finished just in time for spooky season @TheAromaofBooks 3y
MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm This is on my October TBR! Excited to get to it! 😍 3y
peanutnine @MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm yay! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! The footnotes are hilarious 3y
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ATB You probably know this already but she has a prey fun podcast called Reading Glasses. 3y
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 3y
peanutnine @ATB yes! It's one of my favorite podcasts! And how I found out about her book 😊 3y
ATB I figured as much. It‘s one of my favorites too! 3y
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peanutnine
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I am living for these footnotes 🤣🤣

Also reading this in Mallory's voice in my head which makes it even more enjoyable

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peanutnine
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It's a long weekend so I'm not late, right? 😂
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain

1. Reincarnation Blues, Lore, Amora, My Own Words, No Gentle Giant, HP 7

2. Lady from the Black Lagoon

3. Okay, this is such a hard question! Can I pick two? The House in the Cerulean Sea and The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet were both great in different ways

rachelsbrittain Definitely not to late! And you picked some great favorites. I choose quite a few because there was no way I could narrow it down either 😅 3y
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5feet.of.fury
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Pickpick

I‘m glad I finally got to reading this. It‘s a delightful piece of hero worship chronicling the life of Milicent Patrick, the author‘s research methods and the connection between the two as women in horror facing sexism (hasn‘t changed nearly enough in the past 60 years), estrangement, and making life their own.

For fans of: classic horror, old Hollywood, feminist media criticism.

rubyslippersreads The Creature would 💚 those glasses. 😄 3y
5feet.of.fury @rubyslippersreads totally accidental but very matchy matchy with the cover! Goodr has ridiculous names for their sunglasses colors, and this one is named for the lochness monster, so aquatic creatures were def in mind! 😎 3y
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5feet.of.fury
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#WondrousWednesday
1. Will and Faith from Karin Slaughter‘s Will Trent series, Tom and Huck, Eric and Pam from Sookie Stackhouse series

2. I usually have 1 book and 1 audiobook, sometimes an extra, but typically just 1 and 1

3. (Tagged book) California mostly

@Eggs

Eggs Well done 👍🏼🦋👏🏻 3y
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5feet.of.fury
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Quote from Mallory O‘Meara #WomenInHorror #Godzilla

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5feet.of.fury
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#20in4Readathon Reading List
I started Lady From the Black Lagoon yesterday but didn‘t get very far, the writing immediately grabbed me.
Agatha Christie Destination Unknown, I have this little beat up copy from a thrift store in Myrtle Beach. & 2 audiobook picks.
Not sure if finishing in 4 days is realistic for me, but if I finish by Wednesday that will put me at 15 books so far, 1/4 of the way to my goal of 60 in 2021, 1/4 into the year!😲

Andrew65 Good luck 😊👍 3y
5feet.of.fury @Andrew65 thanks! And thanks for hosting, these short challenges are quite motivating! 3y
Andrew65 @5feet.of.fury Great to hear you enjoy them. 3y
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PezFilledCookies
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“We need more women to be allowed to be simply good at what they do... We need them to be themselves, to be human: ordinary and flawed.”

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Cinsarly
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Pickpick

Great biography of Milicent Patrick, the artist who designed the creature from the black lagoon and then was discredited. The book is also about the research process (since much of Milicent's life was almost lost to history) and early Hollywood. The narrator is wonderfully frank, never hiding behind an "objective narrator." Her passion for Milicent's work and horror is clear as is her willingness to call out misogyny in any time or place.

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Brooke_H
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Pickpick

Fantastic dual narrative of little-known artist Milicent Patrick and author Mallory O'Meara's research and discovery of previously unknown details of Patrick's life. O'Meara's writing style is conversational, readable, sarcastic, and funny. And everything about Patrick's story is riveting. Loved it.

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In a surprising twist, this is my first read from @monalyisha‘s #NewYearWhoDis list. My hold just came in from the library so I opened it after it downloaded to my Kindle just to make sure it worked fine and ended up reading the first 30 pages without thinking about it! 🤷🏼‍♀️ I have a Paperwhite, so unfortunately the cover on the Kindle is boring in black and white, so it‘s too gorgeous not to post this version. 😍

monalyisha That IS surprising! 😱 I have a whole “to watch” list after reading this, too, of which I‘ve only just begun to scratch the surface! 3y
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Battledoll
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Pickpick

I really enjoyed this book. I loved the creature from the black lagoon and I‘m all interested in design, so learning more about one of people that helped design the creature was very fun. Millicent Patrick lead a very interesting life and makes a great subject. I also learned a lot about the film industry. The writing is casual and irreverent which I like. I think that some might find it a bit irritating if they prefer more traditional books.

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This is a great read but also a big bummer for the obvious reasons. Bud Westmore was head of the make department at Universal when the Creature of the Black Lagoon was filmed. Taking credit for stuff he didn‘t do seemed to be a habit of his.

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Battledoll
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I really like O‘Meara‘s writing style. It‘s definitely a situation where she writes like she talks which can often be super annoying in other books. In this book, however, it‘s like listening to your charming friend that has a way with words. I love the pie baking Jack Russell comparison. It‘s also such a bummer that even the positive moments of Millicent Patrick‘s career are still rife with sexism.

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Really enjoying this book. Just got to the bit that Millicent Is best known for, designing the creature from the black lagoon and then losing credit. Millicent was sent out on a press tour to promote the movie and her boss Bud Westmore was not happy even though she and the team were already downplaying her contributions.

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Battledoll
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New bio today. I didn‘t do two in a row on purpose but I am enjoying this more than the other one!

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Matt_Austin
Pickpick

Really loved this book and the authors style of telling Milicent‘s amazing life. I enjoyed all the extra movie making knowledge the author is able to add from her own experiences and her research process. I had a real hard time putting the book down. This was part of my Bookclub‘s reading list and I can‘t wait to talk about it with everyone. Now I have to go watch the movie with new appreciation for the Gill-man.

annahenke Thanks for reminding me of this book! I‘ve put it on my official list now! 4y
Matt_Austin I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! 4y
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Matt_Austin
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With my library doing curbside pickup I get to actually read my next Bookclub book! And our pug loves reading cuddles.

BillBlume Read this one earlier this year, and I enjoyed it a lot. Hope you do, too. 4y
Matt_Austin I had so much fun reading this book and glad someone in my Bookclub pick it for us to read. I‘ve already recommended it to a few people too. 4y
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CaringLoudly
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Quarantine Read #5

Part biography, part memoir, part detective story,-The Lady From the Black Lagoon tells the story of Milicent Patrick, who designed the monster in The Creature From the Lagoon. Problem is, she never got the credit for her landmark contribution. Equal parts delightful & infuriating, the book chronicles the author‘s search for more details on Patrick‘s life & her quest to celebrate one of the first females in horror filmmaking.

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LibrarianRyan
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4 ⭐
I am so surprised by how much this book pulled me in and kept me entertained. It‘s non-fiction! To me, it was like having a conversation with a friend, and actually made me want to keep going.
All in all this was a lot of fun, and very entertaining. And I would read what the author puts out next. Hopefully still in the horror history genera.

Full Review on LT and GR.

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1. Not going to deny it. If it has a crap/cheapy looking cover, I'm going to avoid it. I've found some gems with ick covers, but only by suggestion. 🤷‍♀️
2. ⬆️
3. Various internet sources. Take everything with a grain of salt and varying perspectives.
4. Depends on the day. When I do have to be up, I get up with the alarm or often before.
5. New follows (thx!): @SESchend @canbku @SquidgetsRoom

#friYAYintro @4thhouseontheleft @howjessreads

night_shift Thanks for the tag @eggs and @Laughterhp !! 4y
AlaMich I‘m the same way on #1. I try to get past it but I usually fail. 4y
night_shift @AlaMich it seems like most people do so I wonder what some authors are thinking when they put out an unprofessional looking cover. Seems that would immediately cut their sales, idk. 4y
Eggs You‘re so welcome 🤗 4y
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LibrarianRyan
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We have an hour left in this audio book and Demon decided she wanted to get in on it, and now I can‘t keep her off the speaker. 🤪

AlaMich Time for a new speaker? 😆 4y
Hooked_on_books Aren‘t dogs fun? 🐶💚 4y
Geenie #dogsofLitsy nice👍name 4y
LibrarianRyan @Yoshi-and-a-book Her full name is Demongorgon. 4y
Geenie Oh wow she really is listening to it! ❤️👍 4y
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night_shift
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I got a giftcard from work and for most of it, I bought some things I needed but I got one book as well. Look at this beauty! It was used, but showed up pretty much pristine.

This is going to be my #setinhollywood prompt for #booked2020 .. Pretty sure that'll work? Honestly don't know if it's primarily set on Hollywood. We'll see. If not, I'll find something else.

Also to the right, that's my next up TBR pile!

rachelsbrittain I love this book and the cover is so stunning! Wish I had a print copy for my shelf too 😍 4y
Addison_Reads I loved this book! 💚 4y
night_shift @rachelsbrittain Yes, I think so too! I've been refraining from buying books, but this was just free money haha @addison_reads glad to hear it! 4y
Bookzombie I enjoyed this one and I think it will definitely work for the #setinhollywood category. 🙂 4y
night_shift @Bookzombie good to hear! I'm excited to get to this one! 4y
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monalyisha
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This isn‘t a perfect book. It‘s a passion project & O‘Meara is a bit clumsy in all of her excitement (she repeats herself, could be more succinct, & sometimes stumbles over her words in the audio performance). But it‘s still fascinating, revelatory, thoughtful, & wonderfully-weird. A deep-dive into Milicent Patrick‘s life, a rallying cry against gender disparities in Hollywood (70 years ago & today), & a celebration of all things Woman & Monster.

MallenNC I have this and still need to read it. I heard the author on a podcast (What Should I Read Next, I think) and it made me want to buy the book. 4y
Bookish_B I really enjoyed this one too. 4y
Booklover57 Sounds intriguing. I‘ll have to read it. 4y
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monalyisha
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“Women don‘t get to be colossal monsters. Women don‘t get to fuck shit up. Women don‘t get to explore their rage on a catastrophic scale on the big screen, at least in a way that passes the Bechdel Test.”

PurpleTulipGirl Truth! 4y
LibrarianRyan I am listening to this and I love it! 4y
monalyisha @LibrarianRyan I‘m listening, as well. I‘m liking it a lot but I don‘t love her as a reader. She‘s a bit awkward & stumbly. I borrowed Fantasia from the library yesterday, though, & I can‘t wait to pop it in! 4y
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monalyisha
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“The horror-comedy formula was a proven hit [for Universal]...It works pretty well. All the emotions and mechanics of scaring someone are very similar to the mechanics of making them laugh: the anticipation, the surprises. It‘s usually just a matter of perspective.”

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Re: Disney‘s “Fantasia”/Chernabog:

“It was my first taste of film, & my first taste of fear, & I was hooked. As a very anxious child, being afraid of something that wasn‘t real was actually a pretty nice change of pace.”

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BillBlume
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Parts of this book made laugh and nearly cry. I wanted to rage and, other times, celebrate. Milicent‘s story—how men tried to erase her from Hollywood history—not only mirrors O‘Meara‘s trials within the entertainment industry today but women everywhere. It‘s a great book, and I can‘t wait to read O‘Meara‘s next book GIRLY DRINKS when it comes out.

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Oh, wow! This really speaks to me. As someone whose parents once tried to tell my son behind my back “He‘s wasting his time” writing... Yeah, I get this. I share Mallory‘s anger for Milicent regarding this.

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BillBlume
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Love this caption Mallory O‘Meara gives this photograph. Throughout this book, she does a great job celebrating Milicent‘s beauty without making it all about her looks or judging her for the importance Milicent placed on this.

monalyisha I agree! While I genuinely enjoyed the book & O‘Meara‘s voice — her passion, wonderful strangeness, clear intelligence, & earnestness — I sometimes thought that her writing lacked precision & eloquence. This, though, is a fine line, & she walks it with such admirable balance & clarity! So glad you made specific notice of it & drew my attention back to it anew. 4y
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BillBlume
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I think this paragraph really gets to the heart of what this book is really all about. Reading about Milicent‘s struggle within the film industry mirrors Mallory‘s and the struggle almost every woman encounters when trying to carve out a place where misogyny remains rampant.

monalyisha That desire to be “cooler than the other girls” is so strong. Speaking from experience, I can tell you that it inevitably leads to denying yourself the kind of kindness, beauty, & softness that *nobody* (regardless of gender!) should feel ashamed for wanting. 4y
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BillBlume
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I‘m still reading LADY FROM THE BLACK LAGOON, and Mallory O‘Meara does such a great job writing in a conversational voice. When she details the voice acting career of one of Milicent‘s romantic relationships, she made me laugh as she explains he voiced the notorious “wolf whistle” from “Red Hot Riding Hood” that now lives on more as a gif. When I say, O‘Meara is the kind of person I‘d like to hang out in a bar with, it‘s not an exaggeration.

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Cinfhen
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Thank you Kindle Gods 🙏🏼Only yesterday I wrote I was waiting for this book to be a #KindleDailyDeal and Lo & Behold so it shall be 😇

BillBlume I‘m in the middle of this one and enjoying it a lot. 4y
thebluestocking Ha! I was coming here to make sure you saw it was a deal today! 💙 4y
readordierachel You're magic! 4y
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Bookzombie I just came to see if you saw this! Lol. 4y
Cinfhen Thanks so much friends @thebluestocking @Bookzombie Now if only the lottery gods will answer me @ReadOrDie 😂😂😉 4y
Cinfhen I was listening to the audio but the author‘s narration was so annoying @BillBlume so I was excited to find the ebook 🤩I‘m looking forward to jumping back into the story. 4y
TrishB I love it when that happens!! 4y
Suet624 You have a special connection. Someone is definitely listening to you. 😀 4y
Cinfhen If only those book-gods could give me the lottery numbers @Suet624 😉 4y
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rachelsbrittain
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Finally finished my 2019 stats! Featured above are 12 books I considered particular standouts this year.

Total Books: 180
Pages Read: 46,014
Fiction: 166
Nonfiction: 15
Female & Nonbinary Authors: 128
Authors of Color: 58
Queer Authors: 57
Library: 96 (54%)
ARCs: 44 (25%)

PSA: if you use a book tracking spreadsheet (like the one from Book Riot that I use) do not--DO NOT--put off adding the info, or you, like me, will deeply regret it.

Crazeedi Great job!!👏👏🎉🎉 4y
readordierachel 180! Very impressive! I bet that was a beast to enter at the end 😆 4y
rachelsbrittain @readordierachel thanks! And yeah-- do not recommend 😂😂 4y
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BillBlume
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I love how Mallory O‘Meara discovers that Milicent worked on the very animated film (the sequence with the Chernabog in “Fantasia”) that inspired much of her own love for horror films. Really enjoying O‘Meara‘s journey in this book.

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My favorite books I read this year. The Lady from the Black Lagoon is by far the best! And Faith Erin Hicks made it on twice. I had a good mix of fiction, nonfiction, prose and graphic novel. I don't have any specific goals for next year, just trying to keep diversifying.

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StellarDoc
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Pickpick

Many thanks to @Liberty for putting this book on my radar. I absolutely loved Mallory O'Meara's snarky tone (especially in the footnotes) and I loved learning about Milicent Patrick! And #Loki enjoyed having me sit still.

rachelsbrittain Such a good one 4y
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StellarDoc
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I love a sassy footnote.

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thelizflynn
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Pickpick

I enjoyed this bio! Milicent Patrick led such an interesting life, & O‘Meara did a great job bringing her accomplishments & career to light. Some criticize the book for going on tangents, & I agree with that. I feel like lot of that info was added as filler because not enough was available about Milicent. I do also feel that O‘Meara made some assumptions about people & their feelings, which I found entertaining but kind of inappropriate for a bio.

Cinfhen I‘m thinking of using this for the #Hollywood prompt #Booked2020 🎧 4y
thelizflynn @Cinfhen nice! I listened to the audiobook, which is narrated by the author. I thinks that made it more engaging for me personally! 4y
Cinfhen I have the audio too! I like NF on audio so I‘m hoping that works for me as well. 4y
mollyrotondo @thelizflynn I listened to this one too. Love an audiobook narrated by the author. I agree though that she talked about other people‘s feelings and thoughts like she interviewed them or knew them personally. It turned me off of the book a little bit. But the facts were really interesting 4y
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Addison_Reads
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Easily one of the best books I've read all year. This is a well researched and well written look into an often overlooked part of Hollywood history. Even if you aren't a fan of horror/monster movies, you'll still learn so much from this book about the treatment of women in the movies. Highly recommend!

#TeamFestivus #TBRReads @wanderinglynn #wintergames @StayCurious @Clwojick (16pts)

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BillBlume
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Decided to start Mallory O‘Meara‘s THE LADY FROM THE BLACK LAGOON tonight. The intro alone is devastating with the facts O‘Meara drops, including this footnote.

Sace 😳 And considering Hollywood has a bigger influence on our society than NASA..... (ok, maybe I'm being hyperbolic but hopefully you get what I'm trying to say...) 4y
BillBlume @Sace yes! Totally agree with you. 4y
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