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[  Mood: Fed Up WIth Life ]So over the last few days, I have noticed a trend. Every site, and their mother’s too, is producing lists of who they think the villains in the next Batman movie should be. No, really! … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Happy ]Barak Obama is the great black hope of the current US election. But before this year, he had a pretty interesting life. This book is a memoir of his coming to grips with the absence of a father … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Sleepy ][ Currently: Guess ]When you first start this book, it feels like a fantasy novel. But as you get deeper into the work, you realize that this is not a fantsy, but rather historical fiction. The book tells the … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Happy ][ Currently: Breastfeeding my son ]This is the fifth entry in the Queen Betsy series, and it is beginning to lag. This installment sees Betsy moaning about her upcoming 31st birthday, which is also the first anniversary of her … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Sleepy ]So Sunday PM found me finally in the main room. Actually, I made it there at 11:30 for the tail end of Gareth David-Llyod’s presention. He was in North America to see if Hollywood would want him. Apparently … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Sleepy ]Sunday started at 6:00 am with a fire alarm. Given that we had a baby in the room, we took it seriously and got up and got dressed. Just as we were about to evacuate, the alarm stopped. … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Sleepy ]Saturday proved to be a full and exciting day here at Polaris. More baby stuff than con stuff, but still exciting. I spent a significant chunk of the day in autograph lines. Here at Polaris, they have an … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Sleepy ]One of the things I have learned about parenthood is that no matter how well you plan, no matter how early you leave, you are going to arrive late. And so our travelling saga began. We arrived at … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Sleepy ][ Currently: Breastfeeding my son ]As a teacher, I have been accused of racism by a student who is frustrated and/or angry. Usually, I deal with this by informing the student that racism is a serious allegation, and if … Continue reading →

This is a short story in the collection Dead and Loving It. It tells the tale of Antonia, a clairvoyant werewolf who can’t change into werewolf. She wants to find true love, but her own kind refuse to mate with … Continue reading →