Today is a better day.<\/p>\n
Perspective. Today is all about perspective. It’s been a background process, figuring this out.<\/p>\n
“Oh, the important still forces its way through your thick skull when it comes down to the wire, doesn’t it, Herod?” – Madness, the Teacher<\/p>\n
I remembered writing that phrase less angrily. But, then, Madness was being a bit defensive.<\/p>\n
I have an awesome job that is paying my bills, will allow me to catch up financially, and to finally stop playing catch-up. I have fun at my job, doing something that I love to do.<\/p>\n
I am well loved.<\/p>\n
Everything can be taken care of, all I need to do is give issues the time they deserve, and work to get them done. Finishing moving stuff into my apartment, re-discovering my spiritual center, getting a coherent and logical budget set up (after the holidays, thankyouverymuch), reviewing my writing goals, setting up timelines to finish pieces, and getting them done. Hell, I’m already hitting a Sci-Fi con in January, and plan to have somewhere between 5 and 10 books to sell there. I may even end up on some panels. CRAZINESS! *flails arms wildly about*<\/p>\n
Oh, and looks like Everybody Reads<\/a> is sold out of The Remembrance<\/a>, so until they order more, they’ll only be available at full price through Lulu<\/a>, Amazon<\/a>, or your local book store. I’ll have them for $15 at ConFusion<\/a>, and at subsequent conventions<\/a>. :)<\/p>\n Since May 6, 2006, there have been 89 copies of The Remembrance<\/a> printed. As far as I know, I have the only copy that hasn’t been sold to someone. That’s not half bad for a first novel, self-published, and self-marketed. I best get back on that horse.<\/p>\n Where was that letter that I was going to send to Shaman Drum<\/a> in Ann Arbor…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today is a better day. Perspective. Today is all about perspective. It’s been a background process, figuring this out. “Oh, the important still forces its way through your thick skull when it comes down to the wire, doesn’t it, Herod?” … Continue reading