Well, Heaven’s. Catie, we wouldn’t want that, (Ted probably wouldn’t, either), send the dang thing ! :-)
MacK
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Adam is your editor?
Alex Out.
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nope.
(this is not the place to eke details about my professional contacts from me. it will make me cranky. and besides, it doesn’t actually do anybody any good. :))
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i will, i will…! o.o
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Terribly sorry! That really wasn’t my intent (first names are crap, anyway. I mean, how many “Adams” could there be?!). I’m just curious about what the writer life is like and I ask too many questions.
If it makes you feel any better, I would ask you the same types of questions if you were a professional circus freak, because I really wonder what their work flow is like. Do they have managers and agents? Are there Monday meetings with agendas? Simply put, you have a cool job and I’d like to know more about it.
Alex Out.
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*laugh* this is part of why i usually refer to people as “my editor” or “my agent” instead of by name. :)
professional circus freak would be an interesting job… :)
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Whereas when I gripe about my professional life, I choose to make proper nouns out of everything, such as “the Boss” or “la Receptionista.” That way, they won’t find my journal when they Google themselves (and all of us do).
Is the opposite of a proper noun an improper noun?
Well, Heaven’s. Catie, we wouldn’t want that, (Ted probably wouldn’t, either), send the dang thing ! :-)
MacK
Adam is your editor?
Alex Out.
nope.
(this is not the place to eke details about my professional contacts from me. it will make me cranky. and besides, it doesn’t actually do anybody any good. :))
i will, i will…! o.o
Terribly sorry! That really wasn’t my intent (first names are crap, anyway. I mean, how many “Adams” could there be?!). I’m just curious about what the writer life is like and I ask too many questions.
If it makes you feel any better, I would ask you the same types of questions if you were a professional circus freak, because I really wonder what their work flow is like. Do they have managers and agents? Are there Monday meetings with agendas? Simply put, you have a cool job and I’d like to know more about it.
Alex Out.
*laugh* this is part of why i usually refer to people as “my editor” or “my agent” instead of by name. :)
professional circus freak would be an interesting job… :)
Whereas when I gripe about my professional life, I choose to make proper nouns out of everything, such as “the Boss” or “la Receptionista.” That way, they won’t find my journal when they Google themselves (and all of us do).
Is the opposite of a proper noun an improper noun?
Man, that was lame.