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greygirlbeast

"...I heard the earth inhale, moments before..."

Feb 24, 2010 13:01

1. Yesterday, I began the second piece for Sirenia Digest #51, and wrote 1,011 words. I think I'm liking it. It was inspired by something I saw at Beavertail on Sunday. Also, Vince is working on an illustration for "The Eighth Veil," so the issue is coming together, and should be out before the end of February ( Read more... )

sirenia, winter, the sea, the steam dancer, audiobooks, steampunk, william gibson, rhode island

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Steampunk story captaincurt81 February 24 2010, 21:30:49 UTC

The line-up for the anthology sounds terrific. Is your story from the batch of work about a Colorado town you've been accumulating?

Re: Steampunk story greygirlbeast February 24 2010, 21:49:14 UTC

Is your story from the batch of work about a Colorado town you've been accumulating?

Yep. It's the first of the Cherry Creek stories. I've written only four so far (since June 2007), but plan for their to be ten, eventually.

Re: Steampunk story captaincurt81 February 24 2010, 21:54:55 UTC

Might we also see a steampunk novel from you some future day? You've certainly got the creative chops for it.

Re: Steampunk story greygirlbeast February 24 2010, 21:58:43 UTC

Might we also see a steampunk novel from you some future day?

That seems extremely unlikely. Maybe one of the ten will be a novella, though.

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greygirlbeast February 24 2010, 22:20:11 UTC

Seaweed is so pretty.

At least I'm not the only one.

Succubi Like It Hot spank_an_elf February 25 2010, 00:11:10 UTC

Thanks for that laugh. I looked up the title on Amazon and now I am weeping. The author has written multiple disasters? Prrghaht.

I mean what the fuck, succubi don't strut around in human form waiting to fuck. They STEAL SOULS. I demand RULES in my damned paranormal universes. What am old Luddite.

Banishing the samples I read requires plenty of wine. I won't send you the bill.

Re: Succubi Like It Hot greygirlbeast February 25 2010, 00:15:38 UTC

The author has written multiple disasters?

Honestly, I saw the title and the cover art...and didn't bother to note the author's name.

sovay February 25 2010, 01:03:39 UTC

(warning: I was sort of fixated on seaweed that day)

Yes, well, I'm sort of fixated on seaweed permanently, so I think they're lovely photographs. Also the starfish and Spooky watching the ducks.

If I ever sink so low as to write a paranormal romance novel titled Succubi Like It Hot, someone please gut me slowly with a dull grapefruit spoon. Thank you.

My eyes!

greygirlbeast February 25 2010, 01:41:40 UTC

Yes, well, I'm sort of fixated on seaweed permanently, so I think they're lovely photographs.

I knew if anyone would understand, it would be you.

scarletboi February 25 2010, 14:38:31 UTC

Have you actually heard the person reading on the audiobooks?

Now I need to sign up for Audible.

greygirlbeast February 25 2010, 15:14:17 UTC

Have you actually heard the person reading on the audiobooks?

Nope. Not yet. Though, there are several readers involved.