Writer. Scientist. Thoroughly Disappointing Flesh Muppet.
If it weren’t for Tor.com, where this story first appeared, I wouldn’t have known about this.
But thanks to this post, I’ve just learned that “What Doctor Gottlieb Saw” (a standalone piece set in the Milkweed universe of Bitter Seeds) is included in Locus’s list of recommended short fiction reads from 2010.
And, gosh, now that I look at the actual list, I see that Still Life (A Sexagesimal Fairy Tale) is up there, too. Wow!
After Hours, the ur-bar anthology edited by the intrepid Patricia Bray and Joshua Palmatier, is making its way into the real world! I recieved my author’s copy in the mail from the book packager this weekend, and I also received a copy from Josh at Boskone.
And I just received another copy in the mail from Barnes and Noble this evening.
would have to be sitting in the lobby with Karen Anderson while Jo Walton recited GK Chesterton’s The Rolling English Road to the pair of us.
You know that thing where you’re sitting on a panel, and the moderator asks you to begin by introducing yourself, but you realize half an hour later that you forgot the title of your own book?
Yeah. That’s why I hate insomnia.
I have yet to post anything here about my trip to Australia last September. Which is too bad, because the trip was delightful and amazing and wonderful from beginning to end.
But I’m lazy, and I’m tired. And this day has been complete crap. So no writeup tonight. Instead, I’ve posted two photos from Tasmania below the cut.