"In the light of a golden calf. Oh god, I had to laugh."

[greygirlbeast]

1. There were terrible dreams this morning; I'm trying to let them all go, forget them. The only good thing about today thus far is that I'm having coffee with chicory for the first time in many years. I've been craving it for some time, and Spooky came back from the market on Thursday with a can of French Market. So, yeah, that one thing, at least

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[hypanebliss]

Last night's question is more fun, which also means that in my mind it requires more thought. The cover art is absolutely gorgeous! Mmm....tentacles.....

[greygirlbeast]

ast night's question is more fun, which also means that in my mind it requires more thought.

That makes sense.

[cucumberseed]

This is exactly why I have not responded yet as well.

[chris_walsh]

You're right, it is more fun, so I hope I can think of one. I thought of this for a friend:
Ruler-thwacking, slow-slow-sloooooooooow opening of a junk mail envelope (with my tongue), the donning of antlers, the setting of said antlers on fire, the dousing of my flaming antlers in my Cream of Mushroom Soup, a National Guard flyby, bubbling of bacon grease, and a telling of "The Aristocrats."
To which another friend replied "Oh, you're a Mason?"

Glad to know the details on The Red Tree's audio book. (And Alicia, one of the people I've turned onto you and your work, did appreciate The Red Tree. Another happy reader!)

[greygirlbeast]

To which another friend replied "Oh, you're a Mason?"

Rather sounds like it.

[jacobluest]

This is belaboring the point, isn't it? I can't help it though...I watched it on DVD and was rather struck by it:

http://www.cremaster.net

[greygirlbeast]

If I wasn't feeling so zombified lately, I'd come up with something. Le sigh.

Well...you do have the remainder of the month. Perhaps you'll be feeling less zombiefied farther along.

[sovay]

I was informed on Thursday that it will be a multi-voice production, with different readers for Sharon Halperin (Sarah's editor), Sarah Crowe, and Charles Harvey.

Fantastic! I look forward to hearing it.

Richard Kirk has, of course, done something brilliant.

That is very, very lovely.

I'm very pleased to announce that "The Steam Dancer (1896)" will be reprinted in Ann and Jeff VanderMeer's forthcoming anthology, Steampunk Reloaded.

Good. Congratulations.

Your New Ceiling

[beerdiablo]

http://picasaweb.google.com.au/gevauden/Manila09?feat=directlink#5424636731658061410

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[greygirlbeast]

Oh..drool.

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[sfmarty]

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