Sorry – haven’t been around much – came down with the cold from hell that morphed into a sinus infection. I’ve completely lost my voice again. Plus I’ve been working really hard at the day job. I hope to be back soon. In the meanwhle – Mike got a long-term NASA grant – which is […]
Well – as some of you may have seen today – Oracle bought PeopleSoft. I’ve worked for PeopleSoft for the past 7 years, doing technical writing. Am I out of a job immediately? No. But sometime over the next year? Quite possibly. I’m not actively looking for a new job. Not yet. However, if any
Book thingy – from lots of people on my FL: 1. Grab the nearest book. 2. Open the book to page 123. 3. Find the fifth sentence. 4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions. 5. Don’t search around and look for the “coolest” book you can find. Do
Kate Major, one of my Clarion classmates (Clarion West, 1997) died the evening of December 1st, after a long struggle with cancer (she’d been diagnosed in the spring.) It was not unexpected and she knew what was happening. Her daughter was with her at the end, and her mother and son and sister had been
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My mother died Friday afternoon, after suffering a massive heart attack. It was very sudden and unexpected. The memorial service is on Wednesday. I’ll be in Mpls for the week. You can reach me either on my cell or at my brother’s house. Be sure to give those near and dear to you an extra
First of all – check it out!! http://www.leahcutter.com Still being updated with final stuff, but mostly there! Other stuff: This? is hysterical. Best wishes to anniesj. As for the idiot who turned her in? Thanks ever so much for wasting my tax dollars by sending the secret service on a wild goose chase. Really. /sarcasm
are away! I sent them to my agent this morning. Whee! I’m going to take a week off – maybe do some short fiction (a clown story perhaps?) and not worry about getting back to the novels until sometime next week.
The novel proposals Read More »