the murky black water grinds your bones into sand, the catfish pick off your eyes
1119 words on "The Red in the Sky is our Blood" today, bringing the total to a little over four thousand, or about a third of the projected length. Calling it a day with that, as I also seem to have found the plot, though I know I need to go back and raise the stakes and inject a little tension into the proceedings.
I think I'm cured. How awesome is that?
Now I get to eat something and then goof off and read until it's time to go climb.
I think I'm cured. How awesome is that?
Now I get to eat something and then goof off and read until it's time to go climb.
lazy
Fucking awesome, I tell you what. I am so glad you're out of that... gods, what's a good phrase for it? That mental bog.
And, you know. Not even having the attention span to read a book is pretty hard.
I've pitched the bottle, so I can't answer the other questions.
"I think I'm cured. How awesome is that?"
Most! :-) Congrats!!! :-)
-Katrina
Good to hear..
Hi! I've never actually read any of your books besides Companion to Wolves (and I avidly read and re-read Shadow Unit). But-- I was in Barnes and Noble today, and I saw that they had a good amount of your books. I know from reading your site that some of your works have been published out of order or are being revised/updated, so I wanted to ask you what YOU think I should read first as an introdution to Bear-dom.
Thanks in advance!
I guess the question is, what do you like?
Hm. I've been really warming up to urban fantasy, but I still have a place in my heart for High Fantasy and Quests to Save the World.
And, if it's any indication, I'm also in love with Sarah Monette's Doctrine of Labyrinths series.
Um....I pretty much cover the SF/F board, now I think about it. The only think I tend to lean away from is space and ALIEM SPACE ADVENTURES!1!!!1 (except, you know, Douglas Adams. But I don't think that counts, because I don't know anyone who reads his stuff for the action and adventure) because I've gotten both Star Trek and Star Wars--and later, Stargate--shoved down my throat since the womb.
Yeaaah, rambling now. Sorry XD.
How's that?