Probably Barton Fink.
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Probably Barton Fink.
The Swanwick? I do want to read that as well! Is it something we’ve discussed? I know I had it recommended to me some months back.
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My favorite thing is that our titles can be read as a complete paragraph.
The dragon has some complaints. "Kill all wizards!"
Here be direct links:
Kill All Wizards: www.netgalley.com/catalog/book...
The Dragon Has Some Complaints: www.netgalley.com/catalog/book...
Covers of The Dragon Has Some Complaints by John Wiswell and Kill All Wizards by Jedediah Berry. The Dragon Has Some Complaints: "In this humorous fantasy from the author of Someone You Can Build a Nest In, a dragon whose three heads bear rather different... personalities finds family in the most unexpected of places." Kill All Wizards: "The barbarian traveled far to consult the empire's wizards. Instead of helping, they ensorcelled him. Now the barbarian plans to blend in with their vile society and kill every wizard who wronged him."
Happy to see KILL ALL WIZARDS in this month's ABA/ Netgalley digital box, right next to @wiswell.bsky.social's THE DRAGON HAS SOME COMPLAINTS.
Bookstore and library folks—if I may be so bold—why not check out . . . both? (I certainly know what I'm reading next.)
Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman
A very happy welcome back to bookstores to maybe the best grimdark medieval horror ever
a lil prize thread, now with nomination form link!!!!
Best stuff at the art institute this week: Haunted House by Morris Kantor, this guy, drawing by Bruce Goff, shield/gun
The wonderful Edward Carey is teaching a class on fairy tales as inspiration. Inspired by the one he used to teach at UT Austin's MFA. Perfect if you're not going to AWP or if you'll be home in time that Sunday March 8th. www.theshipmanagency.com/classes/mast...
Pretty sure what she'd heard was the knocking of the washing machine down there. And yet.
Gene Wolfe translated them out of a future language
Alone at home with the two-year-old. She just pointed to the basement door and said, voice all raspy from a cold, "There's someone at the door." Reader, my heart did lurch.
Cairn: Barebones Edition is available in Hardback, Perfect Bound, Stapled, and Coilbound from Lulu!
And they all look great!
www.lulu.com/search?sortB...
It's easy to believe the world is full of hate, to feel overwhelmed and that change is impossible. But 150 yrs worth of data show it takes just 3.5% of a population—say 12 million Americans—engaged in nonviolent civil resistance to create real change—even the fall of administrations. This is doable.
Pro move
Don’t sleep on them, true, but do sleep with at least one of them under your pillow.
a screenshot of zoom with an arrow pointing to "settings"
a screenshot of zoom settings with "my account" highlighted and a circle around "view advanced features"
zoom on a web browser, with an arrow pointing to "AI Companion" and the first 3 of many AI features listed
PSA to my fellow Zoom users -- it's automatically turned on a bunch of A.I. features without asking you✌️
to turn all 32 of them off, go to "Settings" --> "My Account" --> "View advanced features"
it'll open up your browser and list a SHITTON of A.I. features, many of which will be on (scroll!)
Writing is thinking.
It's not some marginal boring task you can skip. It's the heart of it.
A quote: “A vivid, poignant, and compassionate story about our desperate search for meaning...whether on Earth or far beyond it.” —Veronica Roth A book cover: THE RAINSEEKERS by Matthew Kressel. A figure in silhouette on a purple Martian terrian. There are star trails in an iridescent sky. One of the stars, possibly Earth, is brighter than all the others. The overall color tone is purple and green.
My novella THE RAINSEEKERS is out today from Tordotcom! A group of adventurers hope to be the first to feel the rain on Mars.
“A vivid, poignant, and compassionate story about our desperate search for meaning...whether on Earth or far beyond it.” —Veronica Roth
Oh that’s very clever.
Oh it absolutely does.
Huzzah, congrats!
Also, @melshardae.bsky.social has put together this amazing spreadsheet of all the good stuff in there, categorized and tagged. It's over 1,400 games etc! docs.google.com/spreadsheets...
The No ICE in Minnesota itch bundle has raised $375k and counting. Let's keep this going. itch.io/b/3484/no-ic...
Bard alum and former faculty member here. Leon Botstein must resign.
"We should learn to speak in a language that rich people who don't dream can't comprehend."
“The Loom Tree is an alchemical gyre of myth and family history, friendship and song, all expertly woven into a delightful tale of magical academia. It is endlessly surprising and immensely moving—a story of stories reclaimed, reinvented, and set free.” —Jedediah Berry, Crawford Award-winning author of The Naming Song
Relieved & VERY grateful for author blurbs for THE LOOM TREE (6.30.26)
Thank you @jedediahberry.bsky.social, Olivie Blake & Lynn D. Jung for your words.
Pre-order link below:
www.kensingtonbooks.com/978164566088...
@dianapho.bsky.social @erewhonbooks.bsky.social @kensingtonbooks.bsky.social
NORTHAMPTON Woman relocates celebrity turkey Huntington resident faces backlash after taking 'Sandwich' from home By SAMUEL GELINAS Staff Writer NORTHAMPTON - A Huntington woman's life took a chaotic turn in the last week after she de-
Supporting local journalism is a gift to oneself in so many ways.
In all the discussions about AI cognition, we should at least acknowledge that the dataset these models have trained on includes vast tracts of fiction in which AIs gain sentience. These lines have all been written previously.