Friday

Almost done with short story. I'm going to finish it up today, then sit on it for a bit, revise again, and then send it off to the editor next week to see if she likes it. I have a bunch of other stuff to work on this weekend, so it'll be good to get that done.

Jack the land piranha is growing huge as expected. He's gotten quite a bit better about food manners, but there's room for improvement. Tasha still hates him with the red-hot fury (I almost typed furry) of a thousand suns, and she's not keen on me, either.

We have a tropical storm coming in by early next week, which is good because we still need the water. Just hope it brings lots of nice rain but doesn't turn hurricaney.

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Facebook: David Bowie posing with wolves Yes, I know. You're welcome.

Olympics: Incredible photo of Gabby Douglas

I can't remember if I linked to this before, but here it is again anyway: Atlas Obscura: Hang Son Doong
Hang Son Doong (roughly translates to Mountain River Cave in English) is the world's largest cave and it is so large that it could hold a modern-day skyscraper inside of its caverns, so large that it has its own small jungle. What's more, the cave was only discovered about 20 years ago and is just now being explored as a recent feature in National Geographic points out.

Kobo finally got unstuck and City of Bones is available, DRM-free, for 2.99. The buy links (at least all the ones I've found) for paperback and ebook of all my other books are on my site here. My Raksura books are available as DRM-free ebooks on the Baen Webscription site here, cheaper than Amazon.