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Work life after returning from a show tends to be pretty busy. When you’ve been out of the office for a week, you often have a[…]

IRA in pictures

I’m taking a break from tilling the garden with a potato fork (it actually works pretty well on a small plot and you don’t have[…]

IRA in brief/Writing Excuses

Atlanta is gorgeous. A normal warm spring day! It’s gorgeous. I love Seattle, but I’m still in sweaters till June there. The other day was[…]

Linkety

Via Oz and Ends: Scalzi discusses the state of YA fantasy and SF sales compared to adult. (Scalzi’s got some good stuff this week!) Of[…]

From the mailbox

I’m taking advantage of still having internet at home when I thought it was going to turn off last night (we’re in household internet transition)[…]

More on self-publishing

John Scalzi has some great points today that extend our discussion of self-publishing from a couple weeks ago. Specifically I don’t think I covered the[…]

Opening the slush can be dangerous

Man, that was one heck of a papercut. Right on the pad of my index finger, too.

International Reading Association

If you’re going to be in Atlanta for the International Reading Association conference, be sure to stop by the Mirrorstone booth, #721. Lots to see[…]

Shared-world fiction has a lot in common with the small screen

I’ve said I’d write about this for a while and I’ve never quite found the time. I still don’t have a lot of time, but[…]

Writing Excuses: Submitting to Editors

Want to know more about submitting to editors? Check out the conversation over at Writing Excuses this week and next. 

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