May 10, 2010.
I’ve otherwise not been too interesting today. I spent the day typing my fingers off.
87600 words. A hard day of work. And got the release date on Deceiver.
by CJ | Sep 23, 2009 | Journal | 22 comments
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🙂
*happydance*
and the release date is?
Ditto to happy dance [look out Snoopy!] and ditto — when?? 🙂
Case of missing forest for the trees. May 10, 2010 — the little first line of the post 😆
(Is this the way to make a smilie? Guess I’ll see.)
OK, colon lol colon makes an annoying animated har-de-har-har type smilie.
Oh frabjous day! Calloo! Callay!
smartcat, is that a random avatar that Gravatar assigned to you? It’s fabulous!
*squees* I might be crazy and love the word counts in the post titles. They give me a chance to have little happy dances knowing that in a short while (okay, few months) there will be a shiny new book for me to read. 🙂
Joy! pure joy, that’s what I’m feeling.
*joins in the happy dance*
Now, how do we get May to happen as fast as possible?!?!?!
😀
That’s good news! I’ve noted May 10th in my calender and sent it on to my family. I agree with Kylanath, I’m happy to see the word-count again, and to see it growing.
I’ll try a smiley too :;-):
Hooray! Does this mean you’ll get to continue the Morgaine saga, or perhaps another Fortress book? Maybe some more Chanur, and yes, I have to find Rusalka…..
Yay!
*dances in silly little circle*
AbigailM..Thanks it’s totally random. I was going to use it as an interim until I got my own up, but I like it so much I’m going to keep it. Is that a painted bunting I see on yours?
I spent the day typing my fingers off.
Don’t. You’ll need them tomorrow. And the day after. And the day after…
Do you know the release date of the paperback version of “Regenesis”? I hardly ever buy hardcovers, otherwise I would have needed a library annex to my house which would, moreover, belong to the bank by now. As it is, I get by with self-made bookshelves, some IKEA “Billys” and a twelve cubic feet stack of “Detective Stories and Thrillers K – W” on my bedroom floor. (Yes, it’s all sorted by genre and author, at least the stuff from before 2003, with some exceptions: C.J.’s books live on a quick-access shelf in my office.) Actually, the last hardback I bought was a collection of Cyril M. Kornbluth’s short fiction. I simply had to have that, and it was a limited-run edition by The NESFA Press.
smartcat – yes, I actually had a pair of painted buntings at the feeder for a few weeks this spring. Very neat, first time it ever happened.
(writing date on mental calendar)
Yeehah!
I try to buy hardbacks of my favorite writers. We call it Support Your Favorite Author.