What is the difference between a YA novel and an adult novel? That was the question posed at A Book a Week a couple of days ago, and now I’m really intrigued. [...]
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Is it possible to write an entire novel containing only peace, and no conflict? I myself do not think so. [...] HAPPY DIWALI TO MY INDIAN FRIENDS! You may have noticed that I haven’t been able to do my Sunday morning browse through my blogroll in recent months. Life has just been too packed with STUFF, unfortunately. I may see if I can do a couple peeks at a time every day or two, rather [...] It felt like pieces of my soul that had been missing for 4 years were suddenly flying back into me. I was Myself for the first time in 4 years and 6 months. [...] I followed two men in turbans through many parts of the exhibit, and wondered if they were Muslims, Hindus, or Sikhs. It actually didn’t matter, in the end. … [...] First off — sorry I’ve been scarce lately! Again I’ve been writing my brains out, hoping to cram enough work in so that the rent cheque won’t bounce next Monday. Ugh. But in other news, have a look at this article on the MultiMedia & Internet @Schools site: Libraries for a Postliterate Society, by Doug [...] I saw this first at The Indextrious Reader, where Melanie is doing the Weekly Geeks meme about the “World Tour,” and how many countries you’ve “visited” in your reading. I decided to check out which parts of the world my own reading has taken me to (as far as I could remember), and this is [...] A bit of a change from my usual Sunday routine (I’ll try to catch up tomorrow), but I was pleased this morning to see the results posted of a little art challenge some of us did, with materials sent to us by Bonnie at the Flights of Stamping Fancy blog. The idea was to see [...] So, I saw the first episode of the new BBC TV series, Merlin, last night. And I kept wanting to throw something at the television, yelling, “That’s not how it happened!!” Which of course is ridiculous, when talking about events that never really happened in the first place. And even thinking of the literature about [...] Oh noes! Zaphod Beelbebrox’s home star may already have exploded! Remember, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy fans, that Beeblebrox as well as Ford Prefect supposedly come from a planet circling the giant red star, Betelgeuse, in the constellation of Orion. It turns out, according to an article in The Register, that Betelgeuse appears to have [...] |
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