I just had to take a break last week. The funny needs rest.
Anyway, a few links: some more sad news about Terry Pratchett came my way via a friend’s blog. If, like me, you need cheering up after reading that, you might like to try your hand at baking a cake. Or perhaps spend some time coming up with humorous new names for your characters. Or, like me, you might derive some amusement from the latest Art by Committee sketches (I haven’t had time to participate for a couple of weeks, but I’ve sure been enjoying other people’s contributions).
I’m definitely planning to represent for FW at the Kidlit Bloggers’ Conference in a few months, and I’m so excited to see the list of folks who are planning to go. I can’t wait to put names to faces for those bloggers I haven’t met face-to-face at other conferences yet. I’m not planning to go to SCBWI LA this summer (it just didn’t grab me this time, and it seems like an every-other-year kind of thing for me), so this will be my fun networking event for the year. A much, much cheaper one to boot…
About the author
Sarah Jamila Stevenson is a writer, artist, editor, graphic designer, proofreader, and localization QA tester, so she wears a teetering pile of hats. On any given day, she is very tired. She is the author of the middle grade graphic novel Alexis vs. Summer Vacation, and three YA novels, including the award-winning The Latte Rebellion.Comments
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Can’t wait to see you in Portland, Sarah!
(And the Pratchett situation is just terrible.)
Ditto. Can’t wait to meet you, Sarah!
Despite wishing they they would die, the puns … they just don’t.
Oh, no — thought I’d put in my two cents on this one a few days ago! (Occasionally blogger EATS my comments.) I reallllly do think you hit those Piers Anthony books right: Xanth: the pun that would not DIE.