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Going in and out of dizziness/vertigo today, which is both depressing and making it difficult to focus on much, but a couple of other things going on today:
1. The Madeleine L'Engle reread continues with A Wrinkle in Time. Much thanks to Catherynne Valente (
catvalente) for insights with this one.
2. In related news, Tor.com is giving away A Wrinkle in Time Tote Bags -- all you have to do is comment on that post, and you're entered to win.
3. It will surprise nobody that so far, more people have commented on the tote bag than on the actual A Wrinkle in Time post. But this may change - as I noted last time, the comments on the L'Engle posts are more the slowly trickling in kind.
4. In other publishing news, my copy of Future Lovecraft, containing my poem "Do Not Imagine," finally arrived today and instantly attempted to attack a cat. No, really. (Though to be fair that was partly me being dizzy.) This is just in time for tonight's Future Lovecraft chat on Twitter. I'm not entirely sure what's happening here, but apparently it starts at 9 PM EST, 6 PM Pacific.
Future Lovecraft is available here, for Kindle here, here and for the Nook here, and through independent (yay!) bookstore Powells here. (It looks as if Powells is also selling an Adobe Digital Edition which works with the Nook.) Whew.
And with that I need to lie down for a bit to be ready for this chat. I'll also be answering comments on the Wrinkle in Time post later this evening.
1. The Madeleine L'Engle reread continues with A Wrinkle in Time. Much thanks to Catherynne Valente (
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2. In related news, Tor.com is giving away A Wrinkle in Time Tote Bags -- all you have to do is comment on that post, and you're entered to win.
3. It will surprise nobody that so far, more people have commented on the tote bag than on the actual A Wrinkle in Time post. But this may change - as I noted last time, the comments on the L'Engle posts are more the slowly trickling in kind.
4. In other publishing news, my copy of Future Lovecraft, containing my poem "Do Not Imagine," finally arrived today and instantly attempted to attack a cat. No, really. (Though to be fair that was partly me being dizzy.) This is just in time for tonight's Future Lovecraft chat on Twitter. I'm not entirely sure what's happening here, but apparently it starts at 9 PM EST, 6 PM Pacific.
Future Lovecraft is available here, for Kindle here, here and for the Nook here, and through independent (yay!) bookstore Powells here. (It looks as if Powells is also selling an Adobe Digital Edition which works with the Nook.) Whew.
And with that I need to lie down for a bit to be ready for this chat. I'll also be answering comments on the Wrinkle in Time post later this evening.
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Date: 2011-12-15 11:28 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2011-12-16 01:35 pm (UTC)(I do this a lot when I wake up. It takes a long, long time for me to figure out where I actually am. The places where I think I am are also pretty random and generally not much like where I actually am.)