Month: November 2010

>I was informed recently by Those Who Know that alternate history is either “dead” or “rubbish” because there are too many factors in the major

>Sometimes your sins find you out. Imagine my delight – not – when I found my entry into a sort of who-is-who in sf/f and

> I’ve spent the day marking storyboards assessments at work, left at 7am, did two lectures, marked the rest of the day and got home

>In the latest from the trenches, we had a delicious rat-atouille, with rat-au-vin and small glass of rat-afia. Other than that the shelling continues. Our

>This past week has been anything but peaceful in parts of the publishing world. At least that’s how it seemed. It began with the news

>then why am I up so early? Oh, I know, I got attacked by a story that wasn’t supposed to be part of my NaNoWriMo