Lately

[laurahorabora]

I have not been reading so much. But before I started doing that, I was reading a lot of stories from Gardner Dozois' The Best of the Year's Science Fiction for 2006, as well as the 20-year anthology of the series, which I got last year for Christmas. I know I might have said something about branching out, but my previous read was A Fine Balance by

Comments

[irene_sp]

I read it! Love you!

[annesemelalways]

Hey Laura- hopefully you remember me from fiction last year. I still read it and look forward to your recipes. I never actually make them but they always look yummy and I'm always jealous of those who get to eat all the food you make. Maybe someday I will make something when I branch out from box and bagged mixes.

I think of our old fiction class sometimes during the class I took this semester with Rachel. People talk without raising their hands and I think of the day you stared at me eating pretzels in order to get me to notice that Kaitlyn never raised her hand either.

[elessarancalime]

Gardner Dozois makes some damn good SF collections-- when I took the SF/Fantasy course for the second time with Katharyn we read his collection "Modern Classics of Science Fiction," and in it I found one of my current favorite stories of all time: The Moon Moth, by Jack Vance.

In other news! My application to Simmons has been received and last I heard they were waiting on my letters of recommendation, so hopefully I'll have more news soon.