Migration Patterns of the Modern Vampire. It should obviously be a short story masquerading as a scientific article. Written by a bunch of scientists who stuck tracking devices in vampires to check their migration patterns, and kept getting confused by their data because no vampire can ACTUALLY fly that far that fast, at least not based on ( Read more... )

Ben's been sick for a couple of weeks ( Read more... )

I just spent 2 hours moving snow.

There is still more snow to move.

For some reason, I was thinking about the Chrestomanci books. And then I started thinking about the Harry Potter books ( Read more... )

Stayed up way too late last night doodling Troll-mom (adolescent version) and Tatterhood and her sister.
( Doodles of trolls and their part-human magical mutant children like to hide under lj-cuts )

The total number of words written in that particular plot outline yesterday was 4251 ( Read more... )

I feel rather as if I'm cheating on the spirit of NaNoWriMo by the particular approach I'm taking to it, but if it means I'll finish for the first time ever, I'll take it ( Read more... )

I get another buttload of them read, that's what happens ( Read more... )

Oh, right, I got caught up to Liar.

39-41. Shadow and Bone, Siege and Storm, and Ruin and Rising by Leigh Bardugo ( Read more... )

More library books read since the last time I posted.

23. Chicks with Sticks: It's a Purl Thing by Elizabeth Lenhard
Teenaged girls deal with being teenaged girls through the medium of knitting. Meh?

24. Scumble by Ingrid Law
Yes, life sure is fun when the superpower you get at puberty is accidentally exploding mechanical things.

25. Ask the ( Read more... )