Sherry,
Nice to see you step up and be the first recognized. We don't have any furnisher in this place yet--just a bunch of broken liquor bottles on the floor. The last residents were slobaholics, but we'll make shiny and ours.
Oh, yeah, I'm counting four humor pieces, which is a nice tote. Damn I love your titles. Where do you come up with them? They just yank me right in. And I'm always glad to see Helen mentioned and worked on. I think I have a crush on her--maybe that's it, eh? I want to go sailing with her so she can lash me to the main mast in rough weather. Heck, who needs rough weather. Just lash me!
Overall, a very nice start for the new year.
Jeanne,
Gak. Five books, in a series, no less. If that's not enough, you have a
new series started. Double gak. And a fantasy novel. Well, you certainly busted in the new year in fashion and output. I do believe you deserve a well earned rest, but something tells me you are on some kind of a phenomenal streak and it won't be long before you're at it again. Charge those batteries and don't feel quilty about it. You're truly an inspiration to all of us. Jeanne, what can I say other than 2008 is going to be a screamer for you. Nobody in their right mind has to predict this outcome.
Something else strikes me...you've had the courage and determination to write SF. I gave it up. I can only admire your damning the odds and accomplishing so much in this genre. You're going to be the next one to watch.
lostgirl,
To keep up with Jeanne, you have to be a miracle in your own right. No easy task, and editing is brutal, tedious work that requires pristine senses and a lot of writing and checking. And you managed to pull over 2,500 words on Prophecy's Child, even with down time attributed to the weather. Very nice start, and I admire the support system between you two, and all the others that belong to this mystic Club 100--gots to be a nice program.
Nancy,
Looks like you're on a freelancing roll here. You're selling yourself and your articles by the cartload. These sounds like some serious publications, and are going to end up being even more serious credits in your bio. Nothing like getting your name out in the slicks, that's for sure. It takes a lot time and trust to gain those editor's confidence, especially when they're telling you submit more ideas and articles. It can only mean you have a very good "in" at this place. Hammer, hammer, hammer.
Actavist
You're present, accounted for and all signed up. Okay, you've got over four grand toward a biggie. What's the title and genre? Spill the beans and let us know a bit about this project. We're watching, watching, watching....
Kudra,
Welcome back, you traveler of the world. Let us know about your exploits and progress. Three to you on credit, for showing up and throwing down a promissory note.
Tri--red-shifting