my plan for this year is to decide, after reading each book, whether it's worth keeping or i should donate it to goodwill. books that are too boring to finish will be dismissed and donated, also. this one's a keeper. in addition to the writing advice, there's also a long list of writing books the author recommends, and that's important to me because, y'know, i lack reading material. ;)
2007 Books. #1: Finding Your Voice: How to Put Personality in Your Writing, by Les Edgerton
my plan for this year is to decide, after reading each book, whether it's worth keeping or i should donate it to goodwill. books that are too boring to finish will be dismissed and donated, also. this one's a keeper. in addition to the writing advice, there's also a long list of writing books the author recommends, and that's important to me because, y'know, i lack reading material. ;)
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2008 Books #31, 32, and 33
#31: The Accidental Time Machine, by Joe Haldeman A research assistant at MIT builds a calibrator that turns out to have a little flaw: for reasons…
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A few BayCon photos
Nayad Monroe and Tim Powers, BayCon 2008 Nayad Monroe and Serena Powers, BayCon 2008 Nayad Monroe and Todd Lockwood, BayCon 2008
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*Hugs a WisCon*
All right, all you people going to WisCon and being where I will not be... Have fun! If it weren't for my Tim Powers and Kage Baker obsessions…
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