• Archive for November, 2007

    On Ze Plate

    by  • November 21, 2007 • PERSONAL, teaching in Korea, WRITING • 4 Comments

    … ‘zere is too much! I’m a little behind on grading, but not as much as I thought I would be a week ago. I have an unknown amount of textbook-editing left to go, but at least three full books I’ll need to proofread (possibly more than once for one of them) in the...

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    Back to Life…

    by  • November 17, 2007 • BOOKS & AUTHORS, MUSIC, WRITING • 9 Comments

    Up for air again. I haven’t posted much of substance lately, and I’m not (really) about to start now. The editing gig I took on has hit that chunk on the exponential curve of increasing involvement where time for sleep begins to erode, where I stop even the minimal amount of tidying I try...

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    Eight Days

    by  • November 15, 2007 • WRITING • 6 Comments

    The title of this post has nothing to do with how long I haven’t posted here — though it may well be 8 days — but with my newest story project. I’m finally writing a story about (edit: Crown) Prince Sado, aka Sado Saeja. He’s a particularly unusual case in the Joseon Dynasty, whose...

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    Free Stuff to Read

    by  • November 6, 2007 • BOOKS & AUTHORS • 0 Comments

    Want a chance to win a free copy of Elizabeth Hand’s new book Generation Loss? Enter at: Abebooks Elizabeth Hand Book Contest (Ganked from Der Small Beer/LCRW blognotblog thingy.) While you’re waiting to find out whether you win, check out the wonderful Tina Connolly’s wonderful story “Moon at the Starry Diner.” She wrote this...

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    Al Fry’s “Strange Beings”

    by  • November 1, 2007 • PERSONAL • 5 Comments

    Al Fry is the Strange Being, if you ask me. You can find some very odd videos by this man online — discussions of demihumans, dangerous chi power emitted from the eyes, and more insanity. It’s all a hodgepodge of random new age crap (qi and “psychic self-defense,” and the usual “vibrational levels” and...

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