Weather still cooler. Sunny, but our high only 89.1F.

Headache still with me.

But this morning I did a little under a thousand words on The Sun Always Shines on TV, despite hardly sleeping. And I worked on the Bashi Marl material. And I tried to find a cover artist for Bright Dead Star. So...fuck you, headache ( Read more... )

Very sunny. Our high today was 91.9F, with a heat index of 94F.

This morning I finally finished the interview for Alex Johnson; I am extremely out of practice with these things. I spoke with Bill at SubPress; we're still trying to find the right cover artist for Bright Dead Star, and we need one last month. It was not an unproductive day. I'm ( Read more... )

Today may have passed warm and gone to hot. Sunny all day with a high of 86F, but the mercury is still rising, and it just feels hotter. Not really complaining.

Though I didn't sleep much more last night than the night before, I got up this morning and did a little better than 1k words on The Sun Alwaays Shines on TV. It's better than nothing, and ( Read more... )

A mostly cloudly, warm day today. Some wind. Our high was 79F. It's time to set up the fan in my office. I'm getting sweaty.

Most of today was eaten up by a doctor's visit. But once that was finally over, and the two trips to the phramacy that folowed, I did at least manage to a) catch up on a LOT of email that piled up the last few days. And b) ( Read more... )

Exhausted,

I've been up since 3 a.m.

Our high was a warm 69F and sunny.

Today I did the fisrt 1,033 words on "A Nameless Person of Mysterious Origin." And I talked with Bill S. at SubPress about future projects. I saw the covers for the forhcoming PS Publishing editions of three more trade-paperback editions of my collections. I cannot recall ( Read more... )

I woke at 6:345 a.m. to very cold, overcast skies. Lots of talk of snow flurries, though I never saw any. Our high was 45F.

My copies of Bradbury Weather and Living a Boy's Adventure Tale (below) arrived late yesterday, and, my god, they are handsome books, in no small part thanks to Bill at SubPress and the ghost of Richard Powers and the ( Read more... )

Sunny today. Our high was 86F, with a heat index of 87F.

This morning, I got through the second half of the line edits and corrections to what I have written so far on The Night Watchers. With luck, in the morning I will begin making new pages.

I'm using today's photo to promote a forthcoming anthology, The Weird Cat, edited by Katherine ( Read more... )

Very hot again today. There was thunder some time after lunch and, like yesterday, Birmingham, over the mountain from us, got a heavy storm. But not us. The high so far is 93F, with a heat index of 99F. Our heat advisory has been extended through Sunday.

Tuesday was the cover reveal for the new edition of the French translation of The Drowning ( Read more... )

Another freakishly warm day. But, you know, it's all a Chinese hoax or moonbat propaganda or Jewish laser beams operated by lizard people from the constellations Orion, Sirius, and Draco, but it's not possibly the metric fucktons of carbon dioxide and methane we're pumping into the atmosphere. Our high today was 84˚F, with a heat index of 86˚F ( Read more... )

Another early autumn day. Our high was 80˚F.

I was up at 6:30 a.m., and I wrote another 1,537 words on "Onieronaut Collage." I will easily finish the story tomorrow, and subscribers can expect Sirenia Digest No. 200 on Friday or Saturday. I will have to proofread the story ( Read more... )