IAB at Books-A-Million
Lynn Viehl’s If Angels Burn was on the shelves at the local Books-A-Million — five copies faced out. And when I left, one followed me home. 😀 Stop by the DARKYN site and post your IAB sightings. … Continue reading →
Monthly Archives: March 2005
Query Letters (That Made Me Writhe and Cringe in Horror)
You’ll note that I’ve added a number of new weblogs to my recommended list. This one, however, is in a class by itself. Query Letters I Love, filed here under Editors because I don’t have a more appropriate place to put it, is a regularly updated collection of query letters for scripts. The “love” part should, however, be taken tongue … Continue reading →
Terry Schiavo Dead
Story here. My sympathy goes out to her parents, who fought so hard to save their child’s life. … Continue reading →
Magnificent Science
Science fiction becomes fact when a paralyzed man regains control of a hand via an implant. This is by no means a finished technology, but it is — now — a real one. You should be able to hear me cheering from here. I’m thrilled. Link via Drudge. … Continue reading →
Interesting Iraqi Info NOT in the News
This is a forward I received from a friend of mine, who is a major in the Air Force. I’m posting it with permission and removing identifying information per request. It’s a fascinating bit of reading. —- Sent:Wednesday, March 30, 2005 1:22 PM Comments on speech made by MG Chiarelli at an AUSA dinner (I believe 13 March 2005) at … Continue reading →
And Today (Cue John Denver, while the blossoms cling to the vine)
Wait until I do the post for Tomorrow, and put the song from the ANNIE musical in your head. Don’t you just hate that? And then it’s there all day. "Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya’ toMORrow …" … I’m so bad … Anyway, back to today. Today, 3095 more words of WFH1, as much of the LGD proofs as I … Continue reading →
Yesterday (Cue Beatles’ Music)
I finished WFH1 yesterday at about 3:30 PM, with 3125 words, both done and total. I like what I got, and it is fun writing. It’s very freeing to be somebody else for a while. Moved on to the LGD proofs, and got through chapter two with three mistakes found and corrected, and one so bizarre I have to look … Continue reading →
How Sensitive Are You?
A neat test of the senses. I did pretty well, but it was a challenge. This link referred by my friend Keely. … Continue reading →
Lawnmower Revelations
I have this problem. So I ended up mowing the whole two acres yesterday. Twice. Once at six inches to knock down the Monster Weeds (TM), and one at two to make it look like a lawn. I ended up cooking my pale blue-white Celtic hide to a fiery habañero-sauce red, too, because for some reason I thought the sun … Continue reading →
More from the Mailbag
This is the last I’ll post on the Schiavo/ Schindler case. It’s a couple of letters I exchanged between a kind man who loves his wife and who is willing to think the best of people, and me. The nurse who saw what greedy relatives and lawyers can — and will — do. These are unedited, though if something is … Continue reading →
