Happy Canada Day! (My consolation today is eating porridge with maple sugar.)
What do you want to see, when you drop by here, or, you know, any author home? Would posts about the disconnects experienced in raising an ASD child or posts about funny/infuriating things in an MMO, or more frequent ‘read this book’ posts be reasonable?
More or less the same things as I see in anyone's blogs: bits of their daily lives, the projects that they're working on, interesting inside information, random philosophical thoughts. So yes, all of those things are reasonable. Though I'd expect that you might occasionally mention, y'know, books. :)
Writing is not a terribly entertaining spectator sport, unless it’s been a particularly bad writing day, in which case it’s at least audibly interesting. At a safe distance. (My son says no distance is safe at that time ).
*grin* It's been mentioned here and there. Sometimes we get word counts. Sometimes we get industry information. Sometimes we get rants about the evilness of the postal system. Sometimes we get recipes or sales pitches or answers to fan mail. It's all good.
It was especially good for me, to know that you're still working on House War. I've just finished re-reading from Hunter's Death to The Sun Sword, and I can't wait.
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Date: 2009-07-01 10:10 pm (UTC)What do you want to see, when you drop by here, or, you know, any author home? Would posts about the disconnects experienced in raising an ASD child or posts about funny/infuriating things in an MMO, or more frequent ‘read this book’ posts be reasonable?
More or less the same things as I see in anyone's blogs: bits of their daily lives, the projects that they're working on, interesting inside information, random philosophical thoughts. So yes, all of those things are reasonable. Though I'd expect that you might occasionally mention, y'know, books. :)
Writing is not a terribly entertaining spectator sport, unless it’s been a particularly bad writing day, in which case it’s at least audibly interesting. At a safe distance. (My son says no distance is safe at that time ).
*grin* It's been mentioned here and there. Sometimes we get word counts. Sometimes we get industry information. Sometimes we get rants about the evilness of the postal system. Sometimes we get recipes or sales pitches or answers to fan mail. It's all good.
It was especially good for me, to know that you're still working on House War. I've just finished re-reading from Hunter's Death to The Sun Sword, and I can't wait.