Duncan Takes On Nostradumus
And here’s a worthy piece of reportage for SCI FI Wire: my interview with Dave Duncan, which was conducted live at World Fantasy.
Vote!
Get out there and vote today, people. Well, Democrats that is. Democrats vote today. Republicans are supposed to vote tomorrow. No, really.
Kafka Wins Top Fantasy Prize
Again, for my own record-keeping purposes, here’s a link to the rather boring little SCI FI Wire piece I wrote about the World Fantasy Award winners.
Read the story, or ignore, as you will.
Fantasy Con Honors Howard
Pretty much for my own record-keeping purposes only, here’s a link to the rather boring little SCI FI Wire piece I wrote about the World Fantasy Convention.
Read the story, or ignore, as you will.
WFC Photos
Alas, too busy to post my con report today, but I will do so soon, promise. Meanwhile, please enjoy the pics I took. Pictured here are two members of my con posse.
Here’s a link to the whole set. And for more photos, check out the World Fantasy Group setup by John Klima.
Little iPod Lost
Just got back from World Fantasy, and will likely post a wonderful con report like thing tomorrow, but I wanted to just quickly, before passing out from exhaustion, put out this notice that I seem to have misplaced my iPod, and so if anyone at the convention happened to have found one, to please let me know. It’s a brand new 80 GB black video iPod, in a black Marware case. If you take it out of the case, it’ll be obvious it’s mine, as it’s got my name and phone number engraved on the back of it.
I’ve called lost and found at the hotel I stayed at, at the con hotel, and the rental car place, but all of their lost and found departments were closed for the night, so it’s possible it’ll turn up at one of these places. No need to check the airline, as I checked no luggage, and it was on the plane that I discovered it was missing. But if anyone has any other ideas, please speak up! It would be quite sad if I’ve lost it; I only just bought it like a week or two ago.
Beka Goes To The Dogs
SCI FI Wire just published a piece I wrote about Tamora Pierce’s new novel Beka Cooper: Terrier.
Ralan’s 2006 Grabber Contest
Ralan just posted the winning stories of the 2006 Grabber Contest. My friend Amy Tibbetts won for her story “Builders of the Bone Castle,” which you can read here. The second and third place winners (and honorable mentions) can be accessed by the buttons at the top of the page; initially, I didn’t notice them there and was looking for links in the main Table of Contents page, so that’s why I point it out. Congrats to Amy, and to the other winners!
Green Indicts Big Oil
SCI FI Wire published a piece I wrote about Ben Bova’s new novel, The Green Trap.
Oh my god! Someone stole my tub!
Well, actually, they just took it and left it in the back yard. For more photos of the destruction, check out this photoset.