5 things the internet has given me today
Nov. 9th, 2010 10:55 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Jim Hines has two great posts:
1. contact information for reporting sexual harassment in SF/F
2. This Is What Asperger's Looks Like.
3. (via
buymeaclue) an important PSA for riders: WEAR YOUR DAMN HELMET.
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yuki_onna has cover art for Fairyland.
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jaylake has been posting pictures of a train recently. This one is my favorite (possibly because I'm thinking my blind automaton meets clockwork dragon* story needs a talking locomotive called The Bullroarer, and although the period is all wrong, the picture really helps).
Today started for me with a really awesome piece of bad news, which I will share with you all as soon as it's official. (I know, I know, the cognitive dissonance will drive you mad, but I'm not being sarcastic. It really is both.)
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*I realized last night that actually my statement in this post could have been even better and more descriptive of my work as a whole, because it really goes like this: I write literary fiction about two women meeting in a train station and exchanging their life stories, except one of the women is a blind automaton and the other is a giant clockwork dragon.
1. contact information for reporting sexual harassment in SF/F
2. This Is What Asperger's Looks Like.
3. (via
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Today started for me with a really awesome piece of bad news, which I will share with you all as soon as it's official. (I know, I know, the cognitive dissonance will drive you mad, but I'm not being sarcastic. It really is both.)
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*I realized last night that actually my statement in this post could have been even better and more descriptive of my work as a whole, because it really goes like this: I write literary fiction about two women meeting in a train station and exchanging their life stories, except one of the women is a blind automaton and the other is a giant clockwork dragon.