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#6. Night Watch by Terry Pratchett


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It's been an interesting day for me. Stuff has been unfolding over its many hours, and I've done the usual of trudging through it without a single frown. But the frown's there, I promise; you just can't see it from your ivory towers. Alas, it's stuff I can't really talk about on a public form. I wish, I wish I could, but I know I'd only end up ( Read more... )

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Look, I know in our field it's pretty standard (and 97.8% easy) to make fun of the covers Baen Books puts out. They are gaudy and silly and glaringly offensive to graphic designers young and old, as well as a slew of other things. Unfortunately (or maybe in PR's eyes fortunately), they stand out on bookshelves like giant hairy moles, and on my ( Read more... )

I've had some gift cards burning a hole in my wallet since Christmas and decided to spend some of my nice, sunny day off...shopping! First stop was Target, where everyone else in the world seemed to have the same idea as me. Shop, shop, shop, yell at children in public. Well, I only did the first three items. Anyways, wasn't sure exactly what I ( Read more... )

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#5. The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan


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Wow, I wish I could use this like an actual journal, but I'm no longer that interested in writing at length about my life so much. Thank heavens for Twitter then. Seriously, I'm much livelier when it comes to 140 character updates. If you follow me on Twitter, you already know that I like to talk about coffee, LOST, Supertown, slushing, and ( Read more... )