More fun from Udargo. (Definitely R-Rated).
This guy is a freakin' genius.
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
Monday, June 13, 2005
Progress Report
The copyediting of Good Day in Hell is done, at least for now. My style is, apparently, somewhat eccentric to your average copyeditor, so it was a lot of work putting back in the little stylistic touches that had been stripped out: the flashbacks rendered in italics, shouting rendered as ALL CAPS rather than italics(a holdover from all those nights on the Internets, I guess).
I keep thinking back to the books I've read by sci-fi writer Alfred Bester, who liked to use words to literally draw pictures on the page (check out the telepath cocktail party scene in The Demolished Man for example). Now, I keep thinking, "Man, Bester must have given his copyeditor fits."
I keep thinking back to the books I've read by sci-fi writer Alfred Bester, who liked to use words to literally draw pictures on the page (check out the telepath cocktail party scene in The Demolished Man for example). Now, I keep thinking, "Man, Bester must have given his copyeditor fits."
November Rain
A Trip Down Memory Lane with Burton and Jefferson.
Friday, June 10, 2005
God, I Love This Country
Where else in the world can you find a Kiss Cover Band Made Up Entirely of Midgets?
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
Quote of the Day
From Otis Twelve, guestblogging at Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind: : "I am supposed to be a writer, and unless I do a little writing everyday it’s hard to tell that’s what I am."
Sunday, June 05, 2005
My Son, the Wiseacre: Part One
I went to Lowe's today to get various home improvement items. While I was there, I indulged a long-standing whimsy and picked up some wrought iron torches that attach to the edge of the deck and burn citronella oil. The gently guttering flame gives the backyard a nice barbaric feel, I think. And the citronella, so I hear, keeps the bugs away.
So...the sun goes down. I light the torches. I take the laptop out on the deck to do a little net surfing, a little blogging, etc.
My 13 year old son comes out, sees me typing away, and says with a perfectly straight face, "Ah. Blogging by torchlight. As our forefathers did."
Then he went back inside.
I love that kid.
So...the sun goes down. I light the torches. I take the laptop out on the deck to do a little net surfing, a little blogging, etc.
My 13 year old son comes out, sees me typing away, and says with a perfectly straight face, "Ah. Blogging by torchlight. As our forefathers did."
Then he went back inside.
I love that kid.
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