Woot! Look what I got in the mail. My story “Suspension and Disbelief” is in Destination Prague and one of the only two stories I’ve written with a puppeteer as a character. It normally seems like such a dull job, but it made sense here.
Hey! Until recently, almost everyone I knew was a puppeteer. Now there are all these writers running around in my social circles. Wacky.
Anyway, as you can see by the fact that I have a police box bank on my desk, I’ve been a long-time fan of the good Doctor, so having my story in this book — which is also my first hardcover — makes me go all kinds of fangirl goofy.
Brilliant! I’m looking forward to reading this collection.
Woot indeed. And the fangirl goofy is thoroughly justified. How did you get involved in that one?
R
I’m still jealous. On the other hand, I found a portable manual typewriter in decent condition for $6 today.
Awe Rite!!! Published in hardback already. Way to go! I hope all of your high school friends that you drove crazy by playing the Dr. Who theme over and over get to see this.
Congratulations! This may be a silly question, but does your Tardis bank hold more money than it appears to on the outside?
Thanks!
RF: I have no idea. Actually, that’s not true. I met Steven Savile through Codex and when he got tagged to edit this, I begged for an invite. He liked the story idea I submitted and away we went.
Rick: What kind of portable?
-d-: I sent it to one of them. I should send copies to the others of the old gang. And, um, you…
Matt: Of course it holds more money inside.
Yay!
Yayyyyyyyy!!!
YAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!
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