Sunny today and warmish, a wind from the southwest gusting to 20 mph. Currently, it's currently 68˚F ( Read more... )

So far as weather is concerned, yesterday was miserable in all ways. The temperature never rose above 56˚F, and add to that the wind and rain. I think we actually had a windchill yesterday. I awoke this morning to unexpected sunlight, which we only lost about fifteen minutes ago. Presently, it's 68˚F and overcast ( Read more... )

Sunny and warm today. Currently, it's 76˚F. Yesterday, the temperature made it as high as 86˚F ( Read more... )

Sunny and 64˚F.

Yesterday might have been a lost days so far as writing was concerned, but it turned into a mostly decent day by afternoon. I went with Kathryn to run errands, which included the post office on Thayer Street, where my copies of Houses Under the Sea: Mythos Tales were waiting. What a beautiful goddamn book. I'm genuinely proud of it ( Read more... )

Still warm today. Currently, it's mostly sunny and 74˚F. We made it all the way to 89˚F yesterday. There's rain coming, though, and cooler weather. I slept eight hours last night.

Yesterday, Spooky and I dealt with the proofreaders notes to The Dinosaur Tourist, approximately two hundred of them. Today, I need to try to get a start of "The ( Read more... )

Sunny today, currently 62˚F, with a projected high of 66˚F. We're about to have a couple of cool days, but then it should reach 80˚F on Wednesday - and the two days thereafter.

Yesterday, I had to spend four grueling, infuriating hours typing up an itemized list seventy-eight corrections to Black Helicopters to send to Tor (having already sent ( Read more... )

Overcast and rain, and currently it's 51˚F, with the windchill at 46˚F.

Day before yesterday, I answered a series of questions about Black Helicopters from a copyeditor at Tor.com. By the way, you can now preorder the book on Amazon. The release date in May 1.

These grey days are the ugliest side of winter.

On Facebook yesterday I wrote, Right ( Read more... )

Sunny and warm today, the longest day of the year, Summer Solstice 2017, an inherently pagan observance with a date from a Christian calendar. This is my best day, always, the longest day of the year. The day that is least mine, that's the winter soltice, the shortest day of the year. Currently, it's 81˚F here in Providence. Midsummer and the first ( Read more... )

Cold and sunny. Currently, it's 28˚F, and there's snow on the way ( Read more... )