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The thrills of the writing life
Just hauled another couple-hundred pounds of paper over to the city recycling center, four years of back-issue magazines. That still leaves us with two years' stock in the house. The floor joists thank me, but I fully expect to hear from Wife on the subject at some point in the future. At which point I will reply, "O love of my life and mother of my sons, I could tell by the dust clouds that neither of us had looked at those in at least two years..."
Along the lines of "writing life", I should mention that I have finally received the first advance checks from France for that mass-market edition of the SUMMER COUNTRY translation and for a trade-paperback translation of WINTER OAK. I signed contracts for those back in June 2007.
"Don't give up the day job."
Along the lines of "writing life", I should mention that I have finally received the first advance checks from France for that mass-market edition of the SUMMER COUNTRY translation and for a trade-paperback translation of WINTER OAK. I signed contracts for those back in June 2007.
"Don't give up the day job."