truepenny: artist's rendering of Sidneyia inexpectans (Default)
Megan Arkenberg and [livejournal.com profile] cheloya, things for you are In The Mail.

The [livejournal.com profile] con_or_bust auctions close Saturday, March 13, 2010 (11:59 p.m. Eastern). This includes (among a lot of other cool stuff) the auction for a signed hardback of The Virtu, in which the bidding has reached $65.

Corambis will be out in paperback (according to Amazon) at the end of this month.

Tomorrow, I'm doing a Friends of the NIU Libraries/Friends of DeKalb Public Library event. Info here. Also, yes, I will sign things after the discussion, and yes, I will sign things other than The Bone Key.

Sunday, I'm leaving for a week in Arizona with [livejournal.com profile] matociquala, [livejournal.com profile] cristalia, [livejournal.com profile] stillsostrange, [livejournal.com profile] coffeeem, and [livejournal.com profile] willshetterly, which culminates in a Shadow Unit panel at the Tucson Festival of Books. I believe we're also doing a signing at the Mysterious Galaxy booth.

Other planned appearances for 2010 include:


There's probably something else, but I forget what it is.
truepenny: artist's rendering of Sidneyia inexpectans (Default)
Werewolf story finished, 6,000 words, except that (a.) it's turned into the first chapter of a novel on me and (b.) it's drivel. Utter damnable drivel.



My aquarium has a new inhabitant, who was sold as a blue mystery snail, but who I believe is actually an apple snail, specifically a Pomacea bridgesii. The snail's name is Louise. (No, don't ask me, I don't know either. I put the snail in the tank, it opened its trapdoor to start looking around, and I thought, You go, Louise! You now know as much as I do. The fish, on the other hand, still does not have a name. He doesn't seem to require one.) Louise is fascinating and weirdly beautiful in a tentacled Lovecraftian way.



Tomorrow the ninjas go in for their annual check-up. They would dread it more than I do if they knew, but they don't know, so I'm dreading it for all three of us.



Piccadilly notebooks, while obviously Moleskine knock-offs, are (a.) cheaper, especially if you get them on clearance at Borders and (b.) use thicker paper, so--if you are a fountain pen user--there's less bleed-through than with Moleskine. Thus far, I certainly do not like them less.



There was probably something else, but I've forgotten what it is.
truepenny: artist's rendering of Sidneyia inexpectans (mfu: ns-facepalm)
You know, I do this every goddamn time. I go to update my website, get all the files in shape, open Filezilla . . . and cannot find the index card that has the server's IP address on it. It's Somewhere On My Desk.

It finally occurred to me, in the middle of today's as-yet fruitless search, that it would be really smart to put that index card somewhere else. Not Somewhere Safe, as that's a completely separate category of disaster, but somewhere I can find the damn thing. And if I can drag it out of the primal chaos one more time, maybe that'll actually happen.

Maybe.

Who decided my brain should be running the show? Honestly.

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