(This is not an April Fool’s joke. :)) Starting Monday, April 4th, I’ll be guest-starring over at Faith Hunter‘s blog, as Jane Yellowrock and Beast interview Joanne Walker. Throughout the week, we’ll be posting story snippets, and on Friday, April 8th we’ll be giving away three prizes on to readers who have commented on both Faith’s and my site over the course of the week. Prize #1 is a complete set of the Walker Papers (Urban Shaman, Winter Moon, Thunderbird Falls, Coyote Dreams, Walking Dead, Demon Hunts, and Spirit Dances).…
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okay, I fibbed.
Faith and I are still getting the interview and other goodies sorted out, so I fibbed. Instead of Walker Papers goodies today, you get Dublin Zoo photographs. First off, apparently the baby gorilla we saw today was BRAND NEW! Born on Sunday! So here’s a 3 day old baby gorilla, so new they don’t even know if it’s a boy or a girl yet!: I’ll put the rest behind the cut, and you can go check out the full set here, if you want. :)
SPIRIT DANCES in the wild!
As of today, bold explorers of bookstores everywhere should be able to find copies of SPIRIT DANCES in its native habitat (pending, of course, their purchase so they can go to loving homes). Just in case you’ve missed the earlier posts and don’t know what you should be looking for, here it is: Read an excerpt! Tomorrow I will post a couple of Walker-Papers-related goodies, including an interview with Joanne done by Jane Yellowrock of the eponymous Jane Yellowrock novels. If I hadn’t been busy trying to finish writing a…
not the briar patch!
I got new glasses (again, yes, but they were real cheap! seriously. like $11!), and Ted, upon seeing them, said, “Those will be great with your pinup dress.” That was, in fact, much of why I’d chosen the ones I had, so I was delighted. Then he said, because I have several pairs of blue glasses, “Now you need to get a blue dress!” O NOES BRER BEAR NOT THE BRIAR PATCH! Because my glasses are really mostly teal, not blue proper, these appear to be my choices: The Sparrow,…
five things make a post
Thing One: Thanks to my mom, who is a hero of the revolution, I got 300 of 400 pages revised yesterday. There’s as much work to do in the last hundred as there was in the first three hundred, but at least I’ve got all the groundwork laid. At the moment I’m even up by 2K, because I haven’t started any major deletions yet. That, however, is not going to last. Thing Two: I’m tired. I have eleven hundred projects I’d like to work on, some of which are important,…