Random Notes and Errata – Page 37 – Dispatches From Wonderland

March 25, 2008

The Literature of Longing

This morning I was reminded of how our best writing takes place from a sense of longing. The Writer’s Almanac today made note of…

March 21, 2008

Poetry Friday: Dubious Spring

Christina Rossetti began writing poetry at the age of seven, and though most of her well-known poetry is complex and strange (for instance her…

March 20, 2008

Hola, Neighbors…

Got up, got dressed, and zipped up my blue cardigan sweater. Why? ‘CauseMr. McFeely said to… I’m wearing my favorite sweater in honor of…

March 19, 2008

Square Pegs — MIA?

Okay, apologies if you actually remember a TV show by that name — and its undeniably annoying theme song. I only vaguely remember the…

March 18, 2008

Words Around the Web

Some really thoughtful posts out there today — first a bit of news: Author Terry Pratchett gives his first interview about his Alzheimer’s diagnosis,…

March 17, 2008

No, it’s nothing to do with the Irish

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:When your publisher hands you lemons — and refuses to publish the second novel of your trilogy due to ‘poor…

March 14, 2008

Mr. GottaBook, This One’s For You

Happy Pi Day, Matheletes! Because I did not wish to regale you with my bad high school romance-of-mathematics poetry once again (and the crowd…

March 12, 2008

Those Racy YA’ers — Still Going

Awhile back, I had a teensy little rant about a SF/F crossover author who had read her first Holly Black novel and seemed ready…

March 11, 2008

Susan @ Chicken Spaghetti reminds us that Corduroy turns forty this year, and via the Guardian blog, we learn that Toad and Frog are…

March 11, 2008

Coping Mechanisms

Today, my thoughts kept returning to the very apt posts by Sara and Liz about the “Why not me?” thought pattern–the “When is it…

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