Here are some word clouds Wordle created from some of my short stories and poems:


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Tor is giving away free books. Right now it's In the Garden of Iden by Kage Baker, which is the first book in the Company series, which I fucking love.

My Dad just had an article accepted at Home Shop Machinist Magazine. I don't know when it'll come out, but that's pretty damn cool.

The Nashville Library is hosting the International Puppet Festival next weekend (June 20-22). I HAVE TO GO. Who's with me?

Thanks, mechaieh, for telling me about it.

1. Favorite book: Traditionally I say The Little Prince, but today it's Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang, because I just found one of the sequels in the Murfreesboro Public Library.
2. Favorite movie: Hot Fuzz.
3. Favorite TV show: Reaper.
4. Favorite band: Right now, The Decemberists.
5. Favorite season: Sure as hell, not summer in Tennessee.
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Astropoetica has published "Bodies Make Poor Lenses" and "Vertigo" in their Spring 2008 issue.

Umbrella has published my poem "Variations on Pablo Neruda" here.

I've been reading a lot of entries about Wiscon, and I've been wondering if I should be going to these things, and how helpful they may be to my career. Obviously, not going hasn't been an impediment to getting published, but I do wonder if it wouldn't feel so uphill all the time if I had more of a network. I wonder if my name would leap to mind ( Read more... )

Strange Horizons has just accepted my short story, "Swan Song," which will appear probably this autumn.

The Cute Cat Theory (lots of interesting stuff about online activism and cat photos, via amelia_eve)