gimme a ticket for an aeroplane
Tomorrow morning, I’ll be leaving for Penguicon in Detroit, so today is eaten up with (a). finishing up day-job work, if possible, (b). charging all phones, cameras, iPods, and mini-laptops, (c). trying to plot a wardrobe, and (d). preparing the household for my absence.*
In a few minutes, this whirlwind of activity will be interrupted by [...]
April 27, 2009
Yes yes, I’ve been absent a lot lately. I’ve spent the last few weeks trying to clean up an enormous, tragically torqued file for my day-job … and also trying to juggle two creative projects which alternately demand appalling portions of my attention. At the moment, I’m trying to give priority to the [...]
April 23, 2009
Here’s recent progress on the battlefield adventure about a widowed nurse from a Confederate hospital aboard a west-bound train pulled by a Union war engine — now with military intrigue, steampunk Texas rangers, undead political separatists, murderous plots, bushwackers, bandits, sabotage, and epic scenes of mayhem:
Project: Dreadnought
New Words: 1515 (not great — that’s a 2-day [...]
Links and Info Round-Up
It’s the end of genre fiction as we know it (and I feel fine). Barnes & Noble’s new Blog, operated by Paul Goat Allen (of forum moderator fame). And no, I’m not just linking it because he mentions me. Well, that’s not the only reason. I swear.
Wild Cards consortium [...]
Grab-Bag Assortment
Once more, with feeling. I know I just redid my main page the other day, but I wasn’t “feeling it.” So I’ve given it a new look — something glossy, pretty, and a little weird. It pleases me. I think I’ll keep this one for awhile.
Blood of the Muse really liked Fathom. [...]