"Not with all that I have witnessed, I cannot understand."

[greygirlbeast]

Mostly sunny here in Providence, but chilly. Fifty-something degrees Fahrenheit.

Yesterday, I wrote 2,127 words, and finished "Cages I," which will appear in Sirenia Digest #76, which should be out late on the tenth. Actually, "Cages I" is a sort of a collaboration, though not of the conventional literary sort. Don't worry, answers are coming. I

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[alumiere]

I'll say it again; I loved The Drowning Girl. I spent the first half of my day out in the sun working on the garden, which was good. Now I'm going to get my head shaved and shower and nap so we can go to the club tonight. Is it odd that at 45 I still consider the club the most important part of any week? Socializing and dancing keeps the aggro level down for me, but I still wonder...

[greygirlbeast]

Thank you.

As for clubs, I lost that desire many years ago. Probably about 2003, and here I am 47.

[tigerinvaseline]

I just left a comment in your more recent entry about reading your two listed novels. I blew through The Red Tree, really could not put it down--but, The Drowning Girl, it seems it is requiring a more careful reading, when my mind can absorb what Imp has to say and really hear her--or maybe I am just afraid because my own mind has been so uneasy. Either way--I'm glad I have come to your work now rather than before. I will do my best to continue supporting your books and projects.

[sovay]

It reads a bit like a mid-21st Century genetics textbook for the polymorphously perverse, which can only be a good thing.

Yes. Yes, I rather think that's true.

[poesillchild]

Despite my lack of comments over many months, I preordered Confessions of a Five-chambered Heart limited edition (I'm a sucker for the extra chapbooks) and bought The Drowning Girl: A Memoir.

With any luck, I'll make it to Readercon with an assortment of books and other items for you to autograph.

Cheers
Jeff