For some reason, I can’t post my usual cover-art-and-blurb attempts to sell my books to folks, today. And trust me, I have been trying all day.
BUT I did go on twitter to remind my followers that (a) I exist and (b) I write things. That counts… right?
Please go to my Smashwords Profile and buy generously.
“You suggested something diplomatic,” [Person] noted.
“What, I can’t be diplomatic?” I asked, affronted. “I’m extremely diplomatic. I’m just brimming with diplomacy.”
“Of the Admiral Perry variety,” [Person] said.
“Gunship diplomacy is still diplomacy,” I protested.
“This is all very well for definitive terms,” reminded Captain Mij. “But when it’s us versus the humans, perhaps a more delicate version of diplomacy might be called
Read more »Read more »1. “…that someone can love food AND have an eating disorder.
Many people with eating disorders spend their entire day thinking and obsessing about food, and many are chefs or bakers themselves. One reason is that restricting directly causes food obsession (see the Minnesota Starvation Experiment, but TW for emaciation, restriction, numbers, disordered thoughts and behaviors). Eating disorders are just that — a disordered relationship with food, rather than no relationship with food at all.
2. “…that eating disorders are an illness,
“It occurs to me…your inability to use the brain evolution granted you is none of my fucking concern.”
(There’s a difference between being differently abled and BEING WILFULLY IGNORANT)
[AN: Oh, don’t I know it. Just look at the majority of the Republican Party, anyone wealthy enough to never worry about bills, or Tony Abbott]
They’d carried through with it. The police, who he paid for with his taxes, had done little but make
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When I was born my grandfather congratulated my dad for having a son, and thanked my mother for giving my father a son. I got my grandfather’s name.
When I was a child, I could play with LEGO, because “Lego is a boy thing” and that helped my creativity. My ability to solve problems was stimulated.
I got HotWheels car-washes and gas stations. I also got a box of plastic tools, to assemble and disassemble toy cars
New videos uploading now!
I have some semblance of an internet again, so that means YOU get more videos. Yay.
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All of 2014’s instant stories, packaged in easy-to-access format. Corrected of errata.
And because I love you [And because I fail at basic math] you don’t just get 366 stories… you get 367!
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You know, the only good thing about [operating system] is that even the viruses have compatibility issues.
Yusslisstek BSOS had only one advantage over other, more stable systems. It was almost completely immune to any kind of virus, trojan, spyware, malware or worm ever concocted by the devious minds of hackers anywhere.
This was mainly because BSOS was a collection of kludges held together by the willpower of the coders and, some suspected, dark sorcery.
It would certainly explain why, when it
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I ache for you guys. Literally. Please remember this.
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The dawn was lovely, by the way.
I’m starting to feel tired again, so I’ll get to a certain point in editing One Leap Year of Instants, and then I’ll try to nap.
Wish me luck.
Read more »Person #1: A ‘strategic withdrawal’ is running away. But with dignity.
Person #2: So lay in a course and let’s get the dignified hell out of here.
Human ships. A fleet’s worth. Just hanging around in space, as one of their own authors was wont to say, in precisely the way that bricks don’t.
The crew of the Expendable Question could instantly tell that these vessels had been made by humans. They showed a deathworlder’s
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