It'll end in chrome.

[greygirlbeast]

I swear to fuck (it's not like I can convincingly swear to god), if it just were not for sleep, this whole being alive thing would be at least hundred times more palatable. But, I'll get back to that in a minute or fifteen.

Yesterday, I did 1,003 words on Chapter Two of Joey Lafaye. Which was just enough that I didn't have to feel guilty. I'd have

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Re: Southeast of Athens

[greygirlbeast]

I know one sleep spell, but nothing to eliminate dreams.

It is fascinating how little defence has been devised against dreams.

[kambriel]

Gorgeous pictures... I was thinking we may not see any snow this winter, so I'm really glad we've had glimpses, even if short ones.

[greygirlbeast]

Gorgeous pictures... I was thinking we may not see any snow this winter, so I'm really glad we've had glimpses, even if short ones.

Yeah, I suppose this winter must be something of an oddity for you and Curse, after Salem.

[kambriel]

I'd say it's all an oddity after Salem ;)

[stardustgirl]

How odd to see snow photos down your way and to look out my window and see sun and green. Granted, it's insanely, cruelly cold here, but there is at least the illusion of nice weather outside. However,I know better than to open the door.

I cannot wait to read Joey Lafaye. It snagged my interest from the very first time you mentioned it, and it has not let go yet.

[greygirlbeast]

Gorgeous pictures... I was thinking we may not see any snow this winter, so I'm really glad we've had glimpses, even if short ones.

Thank you for saying so. It's going to be a hard birth.

Re: Dinosaurs of Mars

[papersteven]

"the generation ship on a water planet story that might replace The Dinosaurs of Mars"

This sounds like such a cool story! But does this mean that you do not plan on returning to The Dinosaurs of Mars? I was *so* looking forward to that story (and the artwork you posted was dreamy), but if it's not what you need to write, I do understand. Sounds like 2008 will be a good year for you and subpress :D

Re: Dinosaurs of Mars

[greygirlbeast]

But does this mean that you do not plan on returning to The Dinosaurs of Mars?

Honestly, I don't know. I think, sadly, that I may have shelved The Dinosaurs of Mars indefinitely.

Re: Dinosaurs of Mars

[papersteven]

"Honestly, I don't know. I think, sadly, that I may have shelved The Dinosaurs of Mars indefinitely."

Hmm. Perhaps you could include what was written as a chapbook or in Sirenia Digest? Pretty please? But honestly, if it's something you don't want to have read, if you aren't pleased with it, then that's totally understandable. I'll just look forward to whatever sf novella you write. :)
Any idea on what you'll be calling the next erotica collection (or when it's going to be published)? The previous two titles were pretty bad-ass. ;)

Re: Dinosaurs of Mars

[greygirlbeast]

Hmm. Perhaps you could include what was written as a chapbook or in Sirenia Digest? Pretty please?

Maybe. We shall see.

Any idea on what you'll be calling the next erotica collection (or when it's going to be published)? The previous two titles were pretty bad-ass. ;)

No idea yet. Gotta talk to the platypus.

[forgottenbelief]

My experience with Ambien is that it tends to intensify my dreams. I've always had very vivid dreams, and the Ambien has just manage to plant themselves more firmly in my psyche.

However, my feelings regarding dreams are opposite from yours - I have a hard time getting out of bed because 90% of the time, I just want to go back to them.

(although, I just woke up from what seemed like hours arguing with Aer Lingus about how I'm sorry I missed yesterday's flight to Ireland, and they needed to put me on todays. ?)