The Gatehouse
Ladies and gentlemen, one final post for the evening.
For those of you who are not yet aware, there is a terrific website out there called The Gatehouse (http://www.ottens.co.uk/gatehouse/), which is put together and run by a wonderful gentlemen from the Netherlands, ottens. The site's discussion page can be found here: http://www.ottens.co.uk/lounge/index.php
The website is wonderfully put together, beautiful to look at, and another handy place on the net to discuss topics of significance. In addition, it is a nice segue into pulp, a genre near and dear to my heart. They even have a free magazine that can be downloaded from the site, and I think it would be an excellent spot for up and coming writers and avid readers.
In addition, they have a livejournal community: gatehouse
Finally, I would like to offer the following website to the crafty sewing enthusiasts among you: http://www.tiffanytomato.com/pages/makeit/umskirt.htm
It makes a very fun skirt out of an umbrella. Absolutely marvelous, if you ask me.
In closing, I would like to apologize for posting so much recently. I've been very busy working on my thesis and on my writing, and I've spent a little too much time at the computer.
Regards, etc.,
-G. D. Falksen
www.gdfalksen.com
For those of you who are not yet aware, there is a terrific website out there called The Gatehouse (http://www.ottens.co.uk/gatehouse/), which is put together and run by a wonderful gentlemen from the Netherlands, ottens. The site's discussion page can be found here: http://www.ottens.co.uk/lounge/index.php
The website is wonderfully put together, beautiful to look at, and another handy place on the net to discuss topics of significance. In addition, it is a nice segue into pulp, a genre near and dear to my heart. They even have a free magazine that can be downloaded from the site, and I think it would be an excellent spot for up and coming writers and avid readers.
In addition, they have a livejournal community: gatehouse
Finally, I would like to offer the following website to the crafty sewing enthusiasts among you: http://www.tiffanytomato.com/pages/makeit/umskirt.htm
It makes a very fun skirt out of an umbrella. Absolutely marvelous, if you ask me.
In closing, I would like to apologize for posting so much recently. I've been very busy working on my thesis and on my writing, and I've spent a little too much time at the computer.
Regards, etc.,
-G. D. Falksen
www.gdfalksen.com