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Because this deserves to have a few more eyes on it...
A friend of mine posted a succinct, frank note as to why Prop. 8 needs to slither back into the bilious cesspool of bigotry and fear it originally oozed from...
It closes with: Don't like gay marriage? Don't have one. And hands off my fucking Constitution. -
Day 4--pre-work
I'm going to go broke on soy chais as I justify monopolizing that corner table by the outlet.
Task 1 & 2 are done drafts. Task three (the Ceryneian hinde) is going... organic. I can't write it in a straight line, but at least I crested 10k.
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NaNo--day2
Awesome. The deadline hasn't even passed for submissions, and "Z-Hour" was already picked up by the editor over at Book of Exodi ( Read more... ) -
I'm on Amazon
Well, in an anthology on Amazon. "Exiles" appears in Lilith Unbound, edited by Elaine Cunnigham ( Read more... ) -
Winter Blessings
Yoga on a sun-stroked porch with glitter falling from the sky. Sigh ( Read more... ) -
Dear Jeffrey Holmes of Cape Coral (aka: Jigga)
Dear Jeffrey ( Read more... ) -
Welcome to '08
Writing from Oshawa, whining in my spare time over the lack of cafes. Even the local SB, which would usually do in a pinch, is just too depressing. The vibe is worse than an office tower hive cubicle. Kind of like the whole city: big box wasteland, a realm of generic consumption, all grey and frigid like the gall-mart parking lot with its crust of ( Read more... ) -
Christmas musing
If I had a house on one of the suburban candy-cane lanes, I would do it up entirely Burton Style.
I stayed awake half the night just thinking about how I could transform the outside of my in-laws' house into Nightmare Before Christmas. Sheesh, insomnia wears the weirdest outfits. -
Chapter 10 of 12
The sun is glittering on the first significant snow of the season, the air is refreshing as a mountain spring, and I've locked myself in a dim basement to crank out the rest of the book before the 30th.
Ten is giving me trouble as it has become increasingly obvious that I'm not as cleverly imaginative as my protagonist needs to be.