I have an appointment to make a podcast about Charlinder's Walk at 3 today, but it's still Sunday, which means we still have Storytime!

Sunday Storytime: "Blameless parasites."

If you've read many of my earlier Storytimes, you can probably guess which WIP this one is, just from the post title.

No, not as a regular blogger. Just a little "look at me!" post. Crommunist posted my submission to "Because I am an atheist..." Mine has to do with writing.

Sunday Storytime: "You wouldn't hire a nuclear physicist for a job that needs a marine biologist."

From Book 4, aka Suicide is for Mortals. Scanlon is impatient and does something stupid.

Or if you live in the southern hemisphere, or in a place where it's summer now but not in the middle of a brain-melting heatwave, read this story wherever you like.

Sunday Storytime: "Of course I know it's illegal, that's why I'm asking you."

This one's from Fait Accompli. Claudia goes to her downstairs neighbors, the Epsteins, and asks for advice in ( Read more... )

SOMEONE HAS BEEN STUPID IN THE WASHINGTON METRO SYSTEM.

I was not on the train; I was well behind it, and it took me a good long time to get home. I'm fine now! Drinking cold black tea in my own living room. 

Sunday Storytime: "Hutchinson was known as Godzilla, and they didn't mean the nickname affectionately."

This is from Book 4, tentatively titled Suicide is for Mortals. Scanlon is telling us about Miranda and how she dealt with the magical land of Rezarta.

I will show you the sort-of mini-re-launch of my book.
Here is the new cover:

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Sunday Storytime: "New dimension of internecine hostility."

I reveal the working title of Book 4, and Rezarta does a foolish thing.

Sunday Storytime: "Rezarta was almost a vampire-free zone."

Morning: See my Twitterview!

Afternoon is for Sunday Storytime: "She ran away from home to come here, you know..."
(from Fait Accompli, the dystopian in progress)