Happy Day

We had a great Father’s Day, which was topped off by some extra happy news.  My story, ‘Watcher in the Dark’, has been accepted by Eric Reynolds of Hadley Rille Books for their Ruins anthology.  This is an adventure story set in other-world ruins, and involves a struggle between the Independent Recovery Team headed by

Welcome

As the designated hostess of the internet I am delighted to welcome Pat Esden online.  Of course she’s been around for awhile, and no doubt has a long list of online friends, but she’s been delinquent in starting a blog.  But now she’s finally relented, so welcome, Patty! I’ll also just point you to another new link in my blogroll. 

Newsy New Links

Adding a couple new links to the blog roll, both guys that I would love to sit down with at a con. 🙂 David Langford, author of The End of Harry Potter? and blogger extraordinaire. And John Scalzi’s blog, Whatever.  I’m looking forward to reading Old Man’s War when vacationing this summer. The only connection between

Lloyd Alexander

I’m weighing in a bit late, but couldn’t let it go without a note. Lloyd Alexander, author of the Prydain Chronicles, among other books, died on May 17th 2007.  The Washington Post carried a tribute to him in their obituaries.  I particularly enjoyed this quote printed therein: “I used the imaginary kingdom not as a sentimentalized