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Archive for June, 2006

Rat-Zombie Roundup

Thursday, June 29th, 2006

Sometimes, Google reads my mail. Do you notice this, if you use gmail at all? It reads your mail and suggests things that you might be interested in. Like if you write to your friend and say, “I so need a giant picture of George Washington’s head,” a little banner will appear at the top [...]

Because you asked . . . part two of mj’s HOW to get published series

Saturday, June 24th, 2006

A few days ago, when I wrote about Sandra Nicholson and her one-woman Festival of Ineptitude, I was furious mad. I spent a good half hour ranting the situation in the general direction of Oscar Gingersnort, who was visiting from England. He spent a good bit of his visit watching the World Cup on television. [...]

No reading allowed on the school board

Saturday, June 17th, 2006

Last night, I was at a dinner. The lovely Maryrose Wood (who you might know as the author of Sex Kittens and Horn Dawgs Fall in Love) was there. She leaned over to me and said, “Guess what. I got banned.”
Well, by banned, she explained, there was a hubbub about her book in Hernando County, [...]

The return of mj; a new feature

Saturday, June 10th, 2006

As promised! It is Thursday, and I am back. Spaz and Deadline are still here, though they are considerably less amused than they were just a few hours ago. I’ve turned in a draft, which means that I can get down to other things, like catching up with my e-mail, which has been piling up. [...]

Little visitors

Monday, June 5th, 2006

That special time has come. Spaz and Deadline are with me around the clock now as I complete the first full draft of the new book. They have no intention of leaving. Spaz has consumed every Diet Coke with lime in the apartment.
So I’ve been silent for a few days. I’ll probably be silent [...]