I think I've really only got the energy to post once a week these days. I've been looking at my archives from this summer, when I was posting two or three times a day, every day, and I'm sort of boggled.
On the other hand, I'm happy with the way my energy is being channeled into writing right now. I'm managing 1000 words a day without too much trouble, sometimes more! If I keep up this pace, I'll have a novel in a couple of months.
That reminds me: if you liked the short stories I posted
here, you can download them (plus two more!) as an ebook
here. I named it "four love stories, and a robot," which I feel is an accurate description of the contents.
I got $150 in Barnes & Noble giftcards for my birthday/Hanukah! If anyone has suggestions for how I should spend them, I'd love to hear your ideas. So far I know I'm getting:
In Great Waters, by Kit Whitfield
The Black Apple's Paper Doll Primer, by Emily Martin
Fashion, from the Kyoto Costume Institute

Bill Bryson's
Dictionary for Writers and Editors
Bill Bryson's
The Mother Tongue
Tim Gunn's
Guide to Quality, Taste and StyleWhat else do you think I should get? I love beautiful illustrations, fashion history (and other history too!), science fiction and fantasy, YA lit, and '30s women's novels like Miss Pettigrew and Cold Comfort Farm.