Angela Slatter's Blog, page 191
December 16, 2010
More delectable otters!
My lovely friend (and also a very talented writer) Suze Willis sent me these photos after her visit to Melbourne Zoo the other day. I give you Oscar and Omar!
December 14, 2010
Conversation and the Nerd Crown
In the office this afternoon, I won the Nerd Crown. Angela to Aimée, whose boyfriend has just made a super-geeky-nerdy comment about this clip: Your boyfriend is officially nerdier than mine. Aimée: Really? Angela: Yeah. Of course, Jodi's has a … Continue reading →
The Graphic Drive-by: Liz Argall
Liz Argall is a freelance writer, Clarion survivor, life model, writer of a comic books and a musical, and the possessor of a Bronze Ledger Award for Small Press of the Year for her anthology Dreams of Tomorrow. Her work … Continue reading →
The Graphic Drive-by: Liz Argyll
Liz Argyll is a freelance writer, Clarion survivor, life model, writer of a comic books and a musical, and the possessor of a Bronze Ledger Award for Small Press of the Year for her anthology Dreams of Tomorrow. Her work … Continue reading →
Sale!
Sold a story to Russell at Ticonderoga Publications for the Dead Red Heart anthology. It's my first ever vampire story (may well be my last) and once again I'm ToC buddies with LL Hannett, whose "White and Red in the … Continue reading →
December 12, 2010
The Right to Write
I recently had one of those experiences that actually made me think – which differentiates it from those rather more frequent experiences which make me want to bang my head against something solid until I pass out. Someone called and … Continue reading →
Why kitteh will always win.
Loves The Oatmeal. Go here.
At last! An end to rampant donut theft.
At long last, donut thieves can no longer pilfer one's hard-earned doughy treats. Go here for the goodly news.
December 11, 2010
Cosmos! Submit!
The very talented Cat Sparks has taken over as fiction editor at Cosmos Magazine. She's looking for subs. She talks about stuff and things here at the RoR blog. She says: Cosmos boasts a readership of 400,000 per month. As … Continue reading →
