Introduction

[heinleinfan]

I'm heinleinfan.  I'm a story teller.  I'll tell you a story

Comments

[lapis_lazuli615]

I think all of us have stories like that - stories where we've done something that we regret but cannot take back. You captured it well.

Also a Heinlein fan myself - notice the user name. ;)

Good Luck this sesason!

[heinleinfan]

Thank you!

It's always great to meet another fan of Heinlein!

[heinleinfan]

Thank you for reading!

I've always been a fan of sound in writing, and I make *ridiculous* sounds when I tell stories outloud...thank you!

[drwex]

Good luck!

[heinleinfan]

Thank you!! It's...going to be an adventure.

[sinnamongirl]

Oh, that's tragic. Perhaps in a small way, but significant.

[heinleinfan]

Thank you! I...guess it is kind of tragic. I hadn't really thought of that description in particular.

[prog_schlock]

Greetings! I guess now would be the time to mention I wrote a paper on Heinlein's "The Number of the Beast."

But more importantly...

I've been reading introductions and sharing the songs that they make me think of. This was the first song I thought of:

Enjoy playing LJI!

[heinleinfan]

Thank you!!

I'm going to do my very best to enjoy this, and not stress about it.

I have a beat-to-death old paperback copy of Number of the Beast that is my "autograph" book. I take it to cons instead of hauling a suitcase of books. I've got...Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, John Scalzi, Thomas Morrow, Robert Silverberg...quite a few others. It is one of my favorite possessions, and one of my favorite of his books.

[prog_schlock]

Oh, that is an amazing set of autographs!