What Hangover?
Yesterday, I went off to that there London for a most marvellous press party at the Cittie of Yorke for Newcon Press's 5th birthday party, combined with the launch of the marvellous Liz Williams's new collection, Glass of Shadow. It looks so pretty (it has a rare cover by the fantastic Anne Sudworth, featuring Sooty the cat!) and I can't wait to read it.
EDIT: Should point out, you can order this and many other good books here:
http://newconpress.co.uk/
I am giving myself a break from too many words today, though. I don't have a fuzzy head as such, but I didn't get much sleep and I'm filled with a sort of malaise that has led to me spending most of the day procrastinating and feeling sorry for myself... so I ashamed to say the editing things and comedy writing I should have got round to today have gone the way of the polishing and ironing. Whoops! Meanwhile I have watched my neighbour out of the window as he has been tidying his garden and pegging out his washing - which has now all been rained on. Sometimes, making the effort is a bit redundant. Yay for procrastination!
But yesterday - oh the wonderfulness of socialising with all my friends, being in a pub and being able to just relax and enjoy myself. I hope Ian Whates enjoyed himself as much as we all did.
Meantime, you mght like to know I'm going to be at the Bardic Picnic in Northampton at the end of the month, and they've done these lovely flyers (that don't mention me, but never mind that, I'm going to be there. *Sigh* Just not worthy enough of mention, Donna Scott, off that cloud with you!
EDIT: Should point out, you can order this and many other good books here:
http://newconpress.co.uk/
I am giving myself a break from too many words today, though. I don't have a fuzzy head as such, but I didn't get much sleep and I'm filled with a sort of malaise that has led to me spending most of the day procrastinating and feeling sorry for myself... so I ashamed to say the editing things and comedy writing I should have got round to today have gone the way of the polishing and ironing. Whoops! Meanwhile I have watched my neighbour out of the window as he has been tidying his garden and pegging out his washing - which has now all been rained on. Sometimes, making the effort is a bit redundant. Yay for procrastination!
But yesterday - oh the wonderfulness of socialising with all my friends, being in a pub and being able to just relax and enjoy myself. I hope Ian Whates enjoyed himself as much as we all did.
Meantime, you mght like to know I'm going to be at the Bardic Picnic in Northampton at the end of the month, and they've done these lovely flyers (that don't mention me, but never mind that, I'm going to be there. *Sigh* Just not worthy enough of mention, Donna Scott, off that cloud with you!