My work.
and I…have nothing to offer. What? You don’t know the infamous Day? Go here. Okay. I got something. Forget the fact that it’s supposed to be professional quality. I’m not posting Taro, and that’s the only thing I have close to being ready. This isn’t bad, though. It’s a turning point in Eve’s life. Be […]
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Yes, I should be working on my synopsis. But I’m not. This book was great fun. Still with the infodumps and a little light on character, but a blast to read anyway. March Upcountry is, of course, the first, but it’s been too long (what, like, a week?) and I can’t recall if I reviewed
Yeah, guess what I’ve been doing all day? All right, so here’s the almost-completely re-worked hook. Tell me what you think. New hook. And here, on Miss Snark’s blog, is the old hook , with comments. What do you think?
Right, here we are again. Another great book! I do hope, though, that David Weber knows his science. I think I’m learning a lot from him. I’d hate to be wrong. This is book two of the Honor Harrington series, and it doesn’t disappoint. It may even be better than the last one. The
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I mean, I’m guessing it was a joke, to play some stupid…something…instead of a new episode of Bleach. But I guess it’s okay. Considering Bly had to wake me up to tell me it wasn’t on. I’d fallen asleep in my chair. Today I finished On Basilisk Station. I’ll review it, if I can figure
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But I wrote this today. “There’s something…” Bran muttered, staring into the forest. “I see shadows, but ahead of them…” “A cat!” Kessa yelped from her tree. “It’s a hearth-cat! The poor thing! Tolor—“ “We cannot help it,” the cleric cut in. “Guard yourself, Kessa.” Flame counted dogs and bet herself a guilder that streak
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The admin in my favorite forum spiked the water. Suddenly all sorts of writers are hunched over their keyboards cackling as they spout purple prose. You know I had to join in, right? KD knew better. She did. She just…forgot. KD drank the water. She knew what had happened as soon as the pink swirly