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* The Thanksgiving Advent Calendar 2011 -- One thing I'm thankful for, every day in November, through Thanksgiving.
* The Big Idea -- Authors explaining the the big ideas behind their latest works, in their own words. Authors: for information on how to participate, click here.
* Clash of the Geeks -- A short story collection to benefit the Lupus Alliance of America, featuring stories by me, Wil Wheaton, Cat Valente, Patrick Rothfuss and others.
* Random Whatever -- Click this link, and you'll be taken to a random Whatever entry in the archive. Which one will you get? Got me!
Today’s Books Sent to Scalzi
- After the Fall Before the Fall During the Fall, Nancy Kress (4/1): Random-appearing kidnappings are anything but. http://t.co/XcdD9Url 3 weeks ago
- Apocalypse to Go, Katherine Kerr (2/7): A secret agent must find her kidnapped siblings in a weird(er) San Francisco. http://t.co/6nrVU9aG 3 weeks ago
- Westward Weird, Greenberg/Hughes, ed (2/7): A collection of speculative tales set in the wild west. http://t.co/o3tdQ474 3 weeks ago
- Forest Moon Rising, P.R. Frost (2/7): A fantasy writer tracks down real-life demons from another dimension. http://t.co/IoWIu0UM 3 weeks ago
- Dark Victory, Michele Lang (1/17): A young woman turns to supernatural means to fight the Nazis and their evil. http://t.co/1SJ9H4Ec 4 weeks ago
- Shadow Ops: Control Point, Myke Cole (1/31): A soldier goes underground when he manifests prohibited magical powers. http://t.co/bftIz6fe 4 weeks ago
- All Things Wicked, Karina Cooper (1/31): A woman confronts the man she loves, who also betrayed her coven. http://t.co/IHM3Bypf 4 weeks ago
- Aristeia: Revolutionary Right, Wayne Basta (out): A disillusioned smuggler must challenge the existing order . http://t.co/gCRm1XUL 1 month ago
- The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, Vol. 6, Jonathan Strahan, ed (3/6): Gaiman, Link, Doctorow and more. http://t.co/hGzNrlc4 1 month ago
- Seven Princes, John R. Fultz (out): A long-peaceful land is threatened by war. First in a series. http://t.co/qZ1qukJs 1 month ago
The Blatherations of Others
- Tapetum on The Santorum Solution
- Ron Hogan on The Santorum Solution
- PolkaDot on Let’s End the Whatever Programming Day With a Picture of a Cat
- PolkaDot on Congratulations, Washington
- Fig on Congratulations, Washington
- Pat MacEwen on A Brief Biography of John Scalzi
- Greg on Agnosticism Without Pain
- Craig Ranapia on Congratulations, Washington
- Greg on The Business Case Against Karen Handel
- Craig Ranapia on Agnosticism Without Pain
- steve downey on Congratulations, Washington
- shakauvm on Agnosticism Without Pain
- romsfuulynn on Agnosticism Without Pain
- htom on The Santorum Solution
- saruby on Congratulations, Washington
Whatwitters
- I'm having an ice cream throatache. I didn't know that was possible. 4 hours ago
- "Can't stop. This is flying alligator lizard country." -- Clive, the horse 5 hours ago
- I am naming things which previously had no name. Like this horse, which I went to the desert with. His name is now "Clive." 5 hours ago
- Also, for everyone who thought I said "human" when I said "hummus": HUMANS ARE DELICIOUS. Now you know. #ScalziTMI 11 hours ago
- Just so you know, pita chips will do to your tongue what Cap'n Crunch will do to the roof of your mouth. #HurtSoGood 11 hours ago
- When I was younger I didn't like hummus. Seriously, I don't know what the hell was wrong with me. 12 hours ago
- As a side note, it's been decided that George was the coolest Beatle. You may have other favorites. But George owns the "cool Beatle" label. 12 hours ago
- To Hell with it. I'm switching back to Lynx. 12 hours ago
- As it happens, I do use Chrome. I ALSO use Firefox (and I use Safari, too, just for the hell of it). I wanted comment on FF. 12 hours ago
- This is in fact a nerd thing I hate: when you ask about something, the response of "use [different product]" with implied smugness. 12 hours ago
Recently on Whatever
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- Proposition 8 Overturned
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Adorable!
How wonderful :P
Very sweet.
Bliss, on camera.
@htom:
Actually, that first one is called a “glomp.”
Illustration here.
Moms are known to do it without warning. I don’t know why.
Love that first one – it captures that moment of “MooooOOOOOooom! Cut it out, we’re in public!” pretty perfectly.
Love the pix! Hehe is that what they did, just kind of hung out all day whilst you were out being on panels and such?
Well, there was a pool.
What a beautiful, loving family. You are blessed!
Trey
All the pictures in the posts are showing up as broken links…
They’re fine, Mark C. You might be on a network that doesn’t let you access Flickr, which is where I have the pictures housed.
I’m not on a network of any kind, other than through the cable company… and I can’t see the pictures either, John.
Can’t explain it, then. They’re showing up fine on this end. It might be that you have your browser set not to show data that’s embedded/hosted on a site other than the one you’re looking at.
Let me fiddle with Firefox then…
It’s odd though because all the pictures from your blog showed up yesterday and before that, but today…they’re gone. =)
And now they’re back, with no fiddling done at all.
I chalk it up the inherent magical doings of Whatever.
You should never go into a casino or other gambling establishment because you have clearly used your lifetime allotment of good fortune in your personal relationships.
But you knew that, dintya?
Pretty much. Not much of a gambler in any event. Las Vegas is entirely lost on me.
To vaguely remember and paraphrase a blessing from Barry Hughart’s Bridge of Birds:
May your daughters be few and beautiful, and your sons strong and ugly.
You and your lovely bride are batting a thousand so far!