Still working out of the office today, although I think I lost the monkeys on my tail through a series of random turns around the Cherry Creek section of Denver on my way to a lunch meeting. I’ve now got myself a nice little nook in my local library, with a reserved room for most of the afternoon so I can actually make the phone calls I need to make without disturbing other library patrons.
Hullo all, WebMonkey here.
Unfeasible Enterprises is currently under attack from my evil simian twins: connectivity-wrecking internet baboons that do horrible things like cut DSL speeds to a limping crawl and fling Ping-rates at innocent passerby.
Needless to say I (fearless WebMonkey, ook) am doing battle with these Sinister Sysop Simians, and we should have the Unfeasible [...]
When I’m sneezing and achy and tired and coughing, it makes my head hurt to be at the computer all day, so I’m hoping to get some reading done instead. And besides the submissions I have to get to, there’s this whole wonderful list of YALSA’s best books for young adults, including Maureen Johnson’s Suite Scarlett. Whee!
You’ve read interviews and articles and reviews of book by kt literary authors who are published, but aren’t you just the teeny, tiniest bit curious about my signed authors, as yet unsold? I knew you were!