Mostly for my own reference.

[tenlittlebullets]

- A "tour guide" section for the website that incorporates my photos from France
- PRC translations
- Révolutions du XIX^e siècle translations
- Type up more Révolutions du XIX^e siècle
- Type up more stuff from the annotated Brick
- Redo the meta section of my site
- Exorcise some plotbunnies, particularly the evil Cosette/Courfeyrac one and what might end up being dialogue-only Enjolras/Combeferre
- Track some of my Broadway bootlegs and update my list
- Do more cast recording reviews, and maybe some film adaptation reviews, for the website
- Stop being a lazy mod for lesmiz, prouvaire, and the other sundry comms I maintain

There. Now whenever I get bored I'll have a list of things to brandish at myself, instead of stewing in my own ennui.

Comments

[icicaille.livejournal.com]

Argh, ditto on the last one.

[srevans.livejournal.com]

Mostly unrelatedly, if I were buying myself a shiny French edition of Les Misérables, is there any in particular I should buy?

[10littlebullets.livejournal.com]

Um. I have two: the paperback edition in three volumes with the ugly orange covers, which has some mildly interesting notes tucked into the third volume; and the one annotated by Maurice Allem, which seriously has about 300 pages of footnotes covering everything from Hugo's rough drafts to his allusions to obscure historical and contemporary events. Allem's is über-shiny, but it's out of print, generally runs $50-100, and you'd need separate bookmarks for the text and the footnotes.

Otherwise, I suppose as long as it's unabridged, it's all good.

[srevans.livejournal.com]

Oh boy hideous covers it is then!

This is, of course, in lieu of a supplement to my dinky little French 101 course I'm taking at MC. :D