By Nat | Published:
September 1, 2010
The first issue of the Red Penny Papers is now available! Including my very own Pluvial. I just want to express my respect and admiration to KV Taylor for all the hard work she put into produing such an awesome magazine.
By Nat | Published:
August 9, 2010
I’m not actually sure when this went up; it wasn’t there last time I check, but it is now! Ruin is in Reflection’s Edge’s August issue.
By Nat | Published:
July 30, 2010
4 days until Tease is released! 75 years ago today, Penguin Books was founded.
By Nat | Published:
July 27, 2010
I’ve made it back from Swansea in one piece, despite engineering works on the line (and an adorable but bored toddler who thought I was a pirate with my trilby on!).My sister made it to graduation. Even my parents made it, though it was a close thing! I have some gorgeous photos of Swansea bay, [...]
By Nat | Published:
July 12, 2010
There’s no Motivation Monday this week because I haven’t spent enough time online to find any interesting links. Turns out making potato salad for 80 people takes a little while! What I’m meant to be doing is line edits on Tease. What I’m actually doing is (a) ripping the CDs I got for my birthday, [...]
By Nat | Published:
July 8, 2010
Still in the middle of my parents’ wedding preparations, though I also had a very enjoyable birthday. My sister and I made 14 plant pot covers out of plastic pots and crepe paper! Also, we went out for a celebratory lunch (two birthdays, one wedding, and one graduation – see us multitask!) and the day [...]
By Nat | Published:
July 2, 2010
Look what I’ve got! ) How pretty is he?
By Nat | Published:
June 18, 2010
Julia Can’t has been rejected by Take-a-Break. Very politely, of course! The signature was photocopied, so I figure it’s a form rejection (it looks like one). I have faith in this story, so I’ll try a few other women’s mags before I retire it, though I’m going to have to tweak the length for the [...]
By Nat | Published:
June 9, 2010
This comes from a discussion on Librarything in the Ancient History group, of all places. The question poised was as follows: So what do you think? Is there another dark age coming? Should we fight ebooks out of long-term social consciousness? Or should we just insure that enough paper books exist somewhere? And, well, those [...]