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Found out I'm going to be very, very busy for the rest of the year, but that's a very, very good thing.
Also working on an anthology short story that was supposed to be turned in yesterday, but the editor was super nice and gave me an extension. I really like how it's turning out so I hope she does too. I'm hoping to be done with it by the weekend.
links:
YouTube: An Octavia Butler profile "As a child, she said she wanted to be a writer, and they said, you can't be a writer. Black women aren't writers."
John Scalzi: Who Gets To Be a Geek? Anyone Who Wants to Be
BBC America: Another part of the Olympics opening ceremony that wasn't shown in the US: the opening bit with Benedict Cumberbatch
World SF Blog: The Blaft Anthology of Tamil Pulp Fiction now on the Kindle!
Mad scientists! Desperate housewives! Murderous robots! Scandalous starlets! Sordid, drug-fueled love affairs! This anthology features seventeen stories by ten best-selling authors of Tamil crime, romance, science fiction, and detective stories, none of them ever before translated into English, along with reproductions of wacky cover art and question-and-answer sessions with some of the authors. Grab a masala vadai, sit back and enjoy!
Also working on an anthology short story that was supposed to be turned in yesterday, but the editor was super nice and gave me an extension. I really like how it's turning out so I hope she does too. I'm hoping to be done with it by the weekend.
links:
YouTube: An Octavia Butler profile "As a child, she said she wanted to be a writer, and they said, you can't be a writer. Black women aren't writers."
John Scalzi: Who Gets To Be a Geek? Anyone Who Wants to Be
BBC America: Another part of the Olympics opening ceremony that wasn't shown in the US: the opening bit with Benedict Cumberbatch
World SF Blog: The Blaft Anthology of Tamil Pulp Fiction now on the Kindle!
Mad scientists! Desperate housewives! Murderous robots! Scandalous starlets! Sordid, drug-fueled love affairs! This anthology features seventeen stories by ten best-selling authors of Tamil crime, romance, science fiction, and detective stories, none of them ever before translated into English, along with reproductions of wacky cover art and question-and-answer sessions with some of the authors. Grab a masala vadai, sit back and enjoy!
