Thud! I sat down to do a little writing, and somehow produced an entire 2700 word chapter in 90 minutes. That’s four thousand words for the day! And I dropped the original chapter 13 into the new chapter TWENTY-THREE, which sets up the last bit of stuff that I need set up in this book. *cracks knuckles* It’s all downhill from here! ytd wordcount: 33,550
one more for the road
interview questions from , 1. When, if ever, did you first talk with one of your parents as a friend? I honestly don’t remember ever *not* talking to my parents as friends, except, y’know, when I was pissed off at them. But my parents are insanely cool, and I’ve always gotten along with them very very well. 2. Serial comma, threat or menace? (No, really.) Oh, god. Both! Menace. They creep up on me even when I’m trying to watch for them! 3. What author first inspired you to become…
All Hail the Nose!
Oh, that was wonderful. That was beautiful. Laura Anne Gilman, who is another Luna author (among other things), has a Methos icon on her livejournal. I saw it and posted, “You have a Methos icon. I love you.” She responded: Is it not a thing of beauty? All Hail the Nose! *SHRIEKS OF LAUGHTER* Yes! Yes! All Hail the Nose! There’s someone else out there who *understands*! I ought to ask her what she thinks of Adrian Brody… *laugh*! Oh, that made my morning. *beam* In other news, I got…
more interview questions :)
hath interviewed me, 1. What the heck is this obsession with Rogue? Good grief. Good question. Um. It’s the hair, I think. Or I think that’s where it started. I just really, really liked Rogue’s hair. And plus she’s got this whole *host* of incredibly cool powers, even if her own power is awful because she can’t control it. She can *fly*. I’d do just about anything to be able to fly. 2. Why a livejournal AND the Kit blog AND the C. E. Murphy blog AND…? Oh, gawd. The…
interview questions
Interview questions from 1) Outside of Alaska, where do you think you would want to settle down and live? Ireland, either in the west where my family is, or in the southwest around Kilkelly, which is just a gorgeous area. Vancouver might be cool, too, and if I were rich enough I’d have a place in San Francisco. 2) What’s the best thing someone has said about your writing? There’s a sculpture in central Washington, Wild Horse Monument, which is simply breathtaking. It makes me want to cry. I told…