"Like a row of captured ghosts, over old dead grass."

[greygirlbeast]

In the new Weird Fiction Review (No. 5, Fall 2014, Centipede Press), there's an article by James Goho, "Caitlín R. Kiernan and the Folklore of Awe." It is, I am told by S.T. Joshi, the beginning of a veritable tsunami of forthcoming scholarly examinations of my work. And, truthfully, I'm not sure how I feel about this. No, that's not true. How I

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[whiskeychick]

I'm clearly not getting the Gordon Duke reference. I nearly typed "duck." I guess I am not supposed to.

Here's to quickly finding The End.

[greygirlbeast]

I'm clearly not getting the Gordon Duke reference.

Serenity.

[alumiere]

If I haven't said it recently, thank you for CaST; it makes the winter months more bearable. Although since I'm in LA, my friends/family call it KST.

[greygirlbeast]

it makes the winter months more bearable

Just barely.

[alumiere]

LA helps too; it's noon my time, and I'm sitting on the patio in a bit of sun, warm and comfortable for the moment. I can't handle the east coast anymore.

[greygirlbeast]

Sigh....

[kiki60]

William Gibson told Margret Atwood, The hardest thing an author must do is, overcome their dissatisfaction with their own work. I would imagine that this upcoming academic scrutiny is going to be murder. What will be worse? The praise, or the... Murder I tell you.

[greygirlbeast]

The hardest thing an author must do is, overcome their dissatisfaction with their own work.

Indeed.

[aarongp]

I would very much like to finish this by tomorrow night.
More power to you.
Hope being home offers some sort of relief.