Thanks to Cyndi Gradel for the first headsup on this. And, this doesn’t include me being at Fall for the Book Festival in Virginia on October 8th, or New York City Comic Con on the 9th and 10th (my panel on the 10th isn’t on my schedule yet, but I assume it’s Nic Cage and […]
Can finally say, or, link—okay, screen cap—the amazing people voice-acting this one. It’s a dream-cast, every one: Thanks to Greg Greene for finding this first.
Wanted to say “I’m / on / the / radio” like Eazy-E (in 1989, my truck was broke, so I rode around in a friend’s Mustang for about eight months, and Eazy-E was the ONLY album he would even CONSIDER playing. this was in Colorado. moved back to West Texas, rode around in a friend’s
Even without her. Late addition: more of the fun that was everywhere yesterday, and also, still, today (8.26).
some cool-to-me articles and reads I happened to stumble. or, okay: I happened to find stranded in a tab, most often . . .
a jog application from a former copywriter, asking to please work in Hollywood, and being pretty clever with it.
the articles and posts and the like I’ve read the last little bit, that I thought worth saving, maybe passing on.
Looks like: Or, rather: “My name is Stephen Graham Jones, and I approve this message”
a sort of random stack of Buffalo Hunter Hunter write-ups and art and the like. just stuff I randomly ran into.
couple-three months’ worth of event recordings and podcasts and interviews and tidbits
Just, in trade paperback this time. Made #4 on the NYT list in hardcover/cloth, and now it’s 40 on USA Today! Those red edges are pretty cool. Well: Weasel Plume alive and running them, that’s the thing, right?
Man, a twelve-part review? I mean, really, less “review,” more . . . more “extended interaction with the novel, the characters, the world, the genre. With some wonderful little side rooms packed with trivia (as in: they call me out on “tresayle,” which is right. my only defense? I liked the way it sounded*). Anyway,
