Reading: something involving a tin man
Music: Seamus Egan
TV/Movie: MST3K: The Movie
Link o' the Day: Angus Oblong's website

Today's main project will be issue #181 of the SFWA Bulletin. I like that this is coming out every other month now, and that we have such a good stock of article and columns. Weird how when we were quarterly, we sometimes suffered for lack of material. Now that we publish more often, we have more material than ever. I credit current SFWA president Russell Davis and our editor, Mark Kreighbaum. Russell gave us the encouragement and the go-ahead to totally re-design and re-envision the Bulletin, Mark took the ball and ran with it. (And I had a blast doing the re-design.)

Good times for the Bulletin right now.


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I've got a decent amount of other work to get done--mostly revisions and cover design. Plus there's Project X. Yes, that's still going on. Here are some other clues. Obvious to some, maybe not to others. I still expect to make the ofifical launching announcement sometime next week. There's still quite a bit of prep work ahead.


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For those wondering how things are going over at Forces of Geek, I've put up my first blog entry on Monday, and yesterday posted the first of my weekly "Falling Off the Shelf" columns with a review of Ivan Brunetti's An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons, and True Stories, Vol. 2.


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Today's link visits Angus Oblong's website, the creator of TV's The Oblongs and many other fine creepy fare. Some decent stuff to check out here. Well worth the visit.

Cheers!