Dang it. Lost the post. Just letting you know I finally posted the chocolate pictures. You know you were so interested in it. Plus, a few pictures from my new camera from the subjects I had on hand last night and this morning, my cats and the trees outside my window. I still haven’t read … Read more
You’ll get more of Dragonlance: The New Adventures tomorrow. The thing I must do today is let you know about an interesting thing I found out about from Fuse #8 about how to make Amazon work for you as an author. I’m just going to quote part of her post, because I’m lazy and it’s … Read more
Well, there’s a magazine writer, a poet, and a children’s writer. It’s been too long since I found the link (at least a week!) so I’m afraid I can’t give credit where credit is due, but I’ve just finally gotten back to it and have been going through the archives. I must say, it’s funny. … Read more
Why, she taste tests chocolate, of course! Seriously, this was a Very Important Experiment this morning. For Lent, I’ve given up dairy. I’m not Catholic, but I think this is a good tradition to give a spiritual meaning to what you’re sacrificing, and it was what has pushed me over the edge to actually do … Read more
Lifted from slayground : Readergirlz @ B&N in SeattleREADERGIRLZ: TODAY’S GIRLS, TOMORROW’S HISTORY WHO: Justina Chen Headley, Lorie Ann Grover, Dia Calhoun, and Janet Lee Carey WHEN: Tonight, March 8th, at 7 PM WHERE: Barnes & Noble, 18025 Garden Way N.E., Woodinville ADMISSION: Free INFORMATION: The four authors behind readergirlz.com will share pivotal moments as … Read more
I have been so crazy busy these last two days. One book to turn over to typesetting, another to get to the copyeditor. Plus I’m moving in a couple weeks, so I’ve been running around trying to make arrangements for that, plus I’m almost positive that the sinus infection I just finished yet another round … Read more
AAAAAAAAAA! I have accidentally deleted this post not once but TWICE! Argh. Suffice it to say that I have been watching Animaniacs on DVD, and I can’t do that without sharing a tiny bit of the doubtful joy that is the ear-bug of an opener. I couldn’t find the part with the boingy! BOINGY! boingy! … Read more
Well, so was yesterday. I’m just fascinated by how we can make connections across the world with the internet. Yesterday, I saw on my handy little tracker I got a reader from Qatar, and today I have had readers from Ireland, Denmark, Romania, Macedonia, Netherlands Antilles (in South America) and another in … I’ve forgotten … Read more
Behind the cut. These are from my real SLR camera. Still more shots from my phone to come. (Meant to do it last night, but sorry, I fell asleep in the middle of the post!) Gloria Skurzinski, writer of nearly 60 books for young people, mostly science and science fiction–see her site (linked through the … Read more
I’m finally answering one of the questions you guys asked! jjsass wrote: Waving from France! I was wondering why you didn’t accept e-mail submissions at Mirrorstone? It seems to me that a publisher of science fiction and fantasy would be more attuned to the ecological aspects of e-mail submissions – no ruining the ozone layer … Read more
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