Airship Cruise, Graveyard Tour, and Writer Angst/Procrastination

[krylyr]

Did you ever long to cruise in an airship over post-apocalyptic, turn of the century (last century) San Francisco, while an exotic steampunk band rocked in the background.

Now you can. Minus the post-apocalyptic bit (although it will be Halloween in SF, so I suppose anything's possible).  Geez, that would be cool.

On the bright side, I just saw

Comments

[sartorias]

Airship? Yes. Post-apocalyptic, nope.

[krylyr]

Of course, I love SF and would never wish anything to bad to happen there. But a 19th century post-apoc SF would be a spectacle to behold.

[bogwitch64]

'Must. Stop. Procrasting.'

Yes...you really MUST!

[krylyr]

Must I?

[prusik]

Yes, you must.

[krylyr]

I'm beginning to sense a trend here...

[jeffsoesbe]

What's the phrase? Shut the Frak Up and Write!

- yeff

[krylyr]

Frak off, tin can.

Picard would never say Frak, BTW :)

[jeffsoesbe]

Good point. Picard wouldn't get to curse, cause he's on Star Trek.

Tigh, on the other hand. He might be running for President, but he doesn't mince words.

[krylyr]

I can imagine Picard saying "Damn it all." But yeah, he's the kind of dude that makes cursing sound so dignified.

[rufusthered]

Even cooler that hearing the last chapter, would be to hear him read the whole thing as you follow him from town to town. Although I would be he might get a restraining order on you at some point. But then you would have one of the coolest autographed item.

[krylyr]

Okay, you win :)

[jeffsoesbe]

Quit your job, follow Neil Gaiman from town to town for his readings, make a living working odd jobs and selling stuff in the parking lot (any ideas?)

That's the life of a Gaiman-Head.

- yeff