Would that be a bit of a dig at cmpriest perchance? Regardless, i'm right there with you. It's got to be nice to have the ability to remain somewhat anonymous and hidden under a Sooper Seekrit 'Seudonym™.
Good. I finally learned how to spell it, though my porky pig tongue still can't say it. But I likes it, I does, it tastes of burgundy and glimpses of rusty autumn leaves in a slanting afternoon sun.
I admit that I've been tempted to change mine to something professional a couple of times. But, since I've got to be professional all day long, my LJ is one of the few places I can avoid it for a while.
A little anonymity is also helpful since I straddle so many sides of the publishing industry in my various capacities. Conflicts arise too easily otherwise. Of course, for that to really work, I suppose I should stop using a picture of myself as my default icon. :)
Wasn't aware there was a possibility of a name change in the first place. I would think that the literary would have an interest in not being too literal. Never give everything away at once, after all.
exhausted
Did you tell him it means "little bear?"
*g*
I will admit, I miss your old handle. I loffed it. Almost as good as
Hope I spelled 'em right...
El
*reads comments*
Oh. Well. Whatever, your LJ name has name recognition. So to speak.
I am missing several buttons...
*hug*
You may go home, of course, if you wish to.
:)
We are adamant!
A little anonymity is also helpful since I straddle so many sides of the publishing industry in my various capacities. Conflicts arise too easily otherwise. Of course, for that to really work, I suppose I should stop using a picture of myself as my default icon. :)
That's why I use Chaircrusher. If you google that, I'm it.