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Originally Posted by UnderwaterOphelia
I'm reading Ten Little Indians by Sherman Alexie, and then I'd liiiiike to finally read Persepolis, which a friend lent me like a year ago. I'm terrible at reading recommended books.
I'm also reading David Sedaris' Calypso.
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I have just finished Calypso! I am rather fond of Sedaris.
On mycelium, it would be the fact that there seems an active trade between plants and fungi. The fungi gives the plant minerals in a form the plant can use and the plant gives the fungi sugar. This is not a chemical reaction, as neither the plant or fungi have to provide sugar or mineral in order to receive the other... If that makes sense.
Persepolis, the graphic novel? By Satrapi? It's pretty good. It reminded me of my childhood in a way.