never gonna fall for

[greygirlbeast]

Yesterday was by almost every contemporary and practical means of obtaining a measurement of the objective and/or subjective worth of any given day a complete and total disaster. In my day planner, it earned an L, which the constant reader will recall is my shorthand for "Lost Day." One that is gone and was not properly used and can never be

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[bluharlequin]

I've read all of your novels (but oddly not much of your short fiction.)
At any rate, for what it's worth, Low Red Moon is my favorite. Maybe I'll read it again and post a review on Amazon.

[setsuled]

Hey, you typed "Fran" in katakana! How did you do that, crafty lady?

[darkdescent_13]

I love this novel. But considering the general indifference it has encountered from the Reading Public, spending all these many hours correcting formatting errors, typos, misspelling, commas, and so forth seems a bit like (to use an entirely cliché yet uncannily apt simile) rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. Next to Daughter of Hounds, I know that it's the best novel I've written.

I do not yet know about "Daughter of Hounds", and won't until next month, but I agree. "Low Red Moon", is, along with "Threshold", is my favorite!!

Can someone please explain to me the logic behind grocery stores blaring Xmas music from November 1st until New Years?

The logic is simple. They love to torture us! I work in a building where they blare that goddamn music every friggin' night. After some time of going eight hours a night listening to that shit, you feel like you're losing your mind!