Monday, July 20, 2009

Starving Artist, Week Three

Some part of me wants to go get an honest job. NO... NO...

I don't know where this urge came from. I blame [info]csinman , because he is the cause of most things that go wrong in the world. Just the other day he told me the meaning of life was sexual fantasies about Mormon missionaries. Yeah, if that's not a Doctor Faustus-style red flag, I don't know what is.

On that topic, I am so in love with The Cambist and Lord Iron. I listened to it twice. It's a rare story that makes me laugh out loud, but the ending of this one had me giggling while I was on my daily run. Which can make you swallow your spit and cough, by the way.

This has been a pretty good week, except I'm slacking a bit on the novel. It's just so... so... I don't know, I'm not excited about it this week. I did yank out a short story I wrote years ago and finished it, which is cool except I think the ending has problems--hence the leaving it alone for years.

I've also been working on the only story I ever got a personalized rejection from Analog for (as you know, Bob, personalized Analog rejections are generally invitations to rewrite unless they say otherwise). It's killing me. It's a whodunit with lots and lots of science involved, neither of which is my strength. I checked out some mystery anthos at the library today. I hope they'll help.

And now, a picture of Adia naked in a bathtub, which you can use to blackmail her when she's a teenager.

posted by Spencer Ellsworth at 10:20 PM

1 Comments:

Blogger Rebecca said...

I would really like to try to help you out on that ending, if you want it. As we all know, I'm better at helping with other people's stuff than creating my own.

Also, that isn't a bathtub, it's a pool.

11:08 PM  

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