Juggling stories right now, trying not to blow too many deadlines. Many years ago I pointed out that deadlines are cowardly: they don't stride out alone. They run in packs, and leap out at you all at once. And the end of July is one of those times.
Lovely review by Tasha Robinson of Murder Mysteries and Coraline over at The Onion A.V. Club | Words. The two books make an interesting pairing, and Robinson remains an interesting reviewer. She's one of those people who one wishes could get more space to write longer about things -- her Alan Moore reviews in the Onion have been really fine.
Juggling stories right now, trying not to blow too many deadlines. Many years ago I pointed out that deadlines are cowardly: they don't stride out alone. They run in packs, and leap out at you all at once. And the end of July is one of those times.
Juggling stories right now, trying not to blow too many deadlines. Many years ago I pointed out that deadlines are cowardly: they don't stride out alone. They run in packs, and leap out at you all at once. And the end of July is one of those times.