I’m now listed at Web Fiction Guide (http://webfictionguide.com/listings/sythyrys-vacation/). In case you didn’t know about Sythyry before, but are somehow reading this entry, now you can find out about it there. More to the point, if you want to review it or something, that’d be a good place to do so.
Or of course if you want other web fiction, you can look there too.
Go and see the wonderful bee jewelry that Vicki made! She grew the bees herself!
Come to Morphicon 2010 where Bumblebee and I are GoHs! Play some of your favorite Strayway characters in our new soon-to-be-written World Tree module!
… Wait, who are your favorite Strayway characters to play?
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(You’ll probably have to vote at the Sythyry web site even if you’re reading this through LiveJournal.)
Voting is now open for The Rose and Bay Award for Crowdsourced Fiction. If you like some crowdsourced fiction, go and vote for it!
Vicki is doing a one-card Crowdsource Tarot draw: right here. Catch it while it’s hot!
[OOC: This is a test. I like to use characters with my characters. So I can say fiancé, naïve, ?-globulin, ?þé?, and F-?. Does WordPress like these sayings? Does my WordPress ? LiveJournal propagator? We shall ?!]
I — Bard, not Sythyry — am going to be in Orlando for OOPSLA (a big conference in my research area) next week, and I’m going a couple days early to hang out with friends. If you’d like to see me, Saturday daytime is best (noonish – sixish or so). Send me email or a comment, and let’s arrange things.
[Maggie Hogarth wrote a novel a few years ago that impressed me a lot. It has more doom per unit world than I've ever been able to give to Sythyry. Now you can get a copy for yourself. And you should: it's quite good. -bb]
It’s the last day to preorder Crowdsource Tarot decks.
If you want one but can’t get it now, they will be available through our card printer’s online store. But they’ll cost significantly more — much of which is shipping and handling, as the card printer uses big flat-rate boxes to ship tiny decks of cards.
*sigh*
The books I seem to want to write are not the books that publishers seem to want to gamble upon.
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