I’ve spent enough time hemming and hawing over whether to get a netbook. Tomorrow, I place the order. My hesitation came from a few things: wanting a bit of a buffer in my bank account, first and foremost, but also … Continue reading
Two days now — less — until the start of NaNoWriMo 2009. If you’re signed up on the NaNo site, you can find my profile here, though I can’t promise I’ll be very good at updating it. I’m still trying … Continue reading
Some photos from Sydney, Australia after yesterday’s dust storm. I know the air pollution levels were probably high enough to kill Greg, but I can’t help but think how cool it would have been to walk around and see that … Continue reading
They’ve disabled embedding, so you have to go clicky. I cannot wait for this movie. This was the very first book I read when I started my current job. I don’t think words can express how exciting it was to … Continue reading
“Libraries raised me,” Mr. Bradbury said. “I don’t believe in colleges and universities. I believe in libraries because most students don’t have any money. When I graduated from high school, it was during the Depression and we had no money. … Continue reading
Last night, I found out something really, really cool about one of Feathermoon’s own. One of our favorite Boomsticks, Homrend, is not only the guild leader of an awesome group of RPers, he’s also a FINALIST in Amazon’s Breakthrough Novel … Continue reading
The month’s half over, but that by no means makes it a wash. Joe Hill has declared March Love Your Indie Month, and for that I <3 him mightily. So hie thee to your local independent bookstore and pick up … Continue reading
Random House is offering some sf/fantasy titles for free over here. I will probably be snagging one myself. I’ve read Red Mars, and have a hard copy of The Assassin’s Apprentice at home that I keep meaning to read. Suggestions … Continue reading
It is very, very tempting to hop onto ye olde bandwagon and examine my writing process, as Lori and Deb are doing. I’m fascinated by both, partly because I can see similarities and differences between how they plan their writing … Continue reading
I have some. No, really, it was over there just a second ago… There is a garden in my backyard. The onions and green beans seem to be casualties, and I have a feeling that once upon a time, there … Continue reading
