Penn Jillette

[alanajoli]

If Neil Gaiman asks it, how can I, as a semi-regular blogger who admires the truly regular bloggers who still manage to write published materials, refuse?

http://www.neilgaiman.com/journal/2007/02/and-in-time-it-took-to-say-that-neil.html

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Also, since I roughly announced this in a comment on eyezofwolf's blog, Regaining Home is scheduled for release at GenCon.

Also on the Ramlar front, Allies and Adversaries, to which I contributed, will be released sometime this month. It also features work by Lydia Laurenson, one of the authors of the Scroll of the Monk supplement for White Wolf's Exalted and an old friend of mine.

(Lydia, if you're reading this--I'm going back to Greece and Turkey! I shall think of you in sunny plazas with warmly flowing fountains, as I remember your being fond of one in particular, but don't remember where it was.)

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Pop quiz for the readership (limited though I'm sure it still is): shall I make an effort to post the Greece and Turkey adventures when I'm abroad this May/June? They'll likely have nothing to do with writing (as the study tour for which I'm serving as a TA is a mythology tour rather than a creative writing tour). As I recall, internet cafes were rather scarce, but if people are interested, I'll make the effort.

Comments

[dragonladyflame.livejournal.com]

Monk! Not Month. :grin: But awesome. I'll be glad to see it.

I am so jealous of your upcoming trip. Send me a postcard! Where are you going in particular?

I can picture that fountain so well. And the passerby laughing at my "narcolepsy". Ah, memories.

[alanajoli.livejournal.com]

I finally got around to editing that in the entry. Because I am lame and didn't do it earlier.

Also, I mentioned you and your new book in my entry this morning (though I've posted once since then). Just so you know. :)