Still here.

[truepenny]

Deep in the throes of book hate. Have some links.

My second monthly essay for Storytellers Unplugged is up.

rivkat reviews Mélusine and The Virtu. (Also The Queen in Winter.)

strangecreature also reviews Mélusine and The Virtu.

The Time Traveler Show #20 is the podcast of the panel John Scalzi, Nick Sagan, and I did at Penguicon 5.0 about lost SF Grandmaster Godfrey Winton.

Speaking of John, he reminds us that the voting for the Hugo closes Midnight (2359 hours) Pacific Daylight Time, Tuesday, July 31, 2007. John's up for Best Fan Writer. I my own self, as you may recall, am in my second second year of eligibility for the Campbell.

Enough about me. How are you?

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[elisem.livejournal.com]

Sweaty, partly from having worked like an ensorcelled thing for several hours at a necklace which is truly one of the demanding ones, and partly from having thereafter come downstairs, reread Bear's "Hacking the Grey Jelly" post, and promptly hauled out the old rowing machine that lives in the basement, wrestled it upstairs, and then tranced out to large muscle movement for a while.

The necklace makes me think a bit of "Somewhere Beneath Those Waves Was Her Home." Where did your work from that one wind up, again? Is it out? Have I got it? (Do I sound like a cartoon meerkat?)

[truepenny.livejournal.com]

"Somewhere Beneath Those Waves Was Her Home" is in the Fantasy anthology. Which you have, because I remember signing it for you.