The story goes that Alfred Hitchcock phoned Georges Simenon one morning, only to be told by the author’s secretary that he could not be disturbed, as he had just started working on a new novel. “That’s all right,” Hitchcock said, “I’ll wait.”
‘Working on a novel’, okay, we’ll accept that as a valid excuse.
Finally reading ‘The Last Colony’, I had skipped that one in the series (not paying attention) and read ‘Zoe’s Tale first. Now I’m playing catch-up. Plus I’m occasionally skipping back to ZT to get differing viewpoints on the story.
It would be cool to read a combination/merger of the two, with planned cross-cutting between them. Hint, hint!
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RT @MykeCole: Well, the pocket program is out, so I guess it's safe to say: CONTROL POINT has won the 2013 Compton-Crook Award. See you all… 17 hours ago
In Minneapolis airport. Only briefly. On my way to Madison. Sorry, Minnesota. It's not you, it's me. 18 hours ago
RT @LadyDreamgirl: @scalzi Additionally the fedora is named after a female character played by Sarah Bernhardt, an amusing bit of irony 18 hours ago
I've noted that the last time I wore a fedora the wind blew it off my head and under a bus, and I took that as a sign, re: me and fedoras. 18 hours ago
I do feel sad fedoras are becoming shorthand for "socially-anxious woman-fearing dude" since it's a very fine type of hat. 18 hours ago
I wonder if there's a correlation between dudes who use "misandry" in conversation and dudes wearing fedoras in their OKCupid profile pics. 18 hours ago
Have fun with that, we are driving cross country!
As an avid reader who truly enjoys your work… YEAH!
Does that mean you will write more than 2k words today?
The real question is what are the cats doing?
The story goes that Alfred Hitchcock phoned Georges Simenon one morning, only to be told by the author’s secretary that he could not be disturbed, as he had just started working on a new novel. “That’s all right,” Hitchcock said, “I’ll wait.”
Have a great writing session! always wonderful to be able to dive in completely, isn’t it?
You go Juan de Scalzi, you go.
Ugh I can’t for this one. I hope it’s every bit as good as Old Man’s War or better but that’d be hard.
‘Working on a novel’, okay, we’ll accept that as a valid excuse.
Finally reading ‘The Last Colony’, I had skipped that one in the series (not paying attention) and read ‘Zoe’s Tale first. Now I’m playing catch-up. Plus I’m occasionally skipping back to ZT to get differing viewpoints on the story.
It would be cool to read a combination/merger of the two, with planned cross-cutting between them. Hint, hint!