Delivery and acceptance
Mar. 22nd, 2005 08:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jhetleyBack to non-political maunderings....
Heard from the Nice Editor Lady last night, she likes the changes made on DRAGON'S TEETH. Someday when fullness is, there will be a check.
Meanwhile, I expect the copy-edit of DRAGON'S EYE to land on my front porch with a resounding thump at some point in the next few weeks. This expectation is _not_ based on any prior notice, but on past schedules. The publishing world does not like to give prior notice of such events, hoping instead to catch the author out of town or undergoing heart surgery or some such minor impediment.
Onward to GHOST POINT. I think that today I will introduce Grendel's Mother to J. S. Bach and "The Art of the Fugue."
Heard from the Nice Editor Lady last night, she likes the changes made on DRAGON'S TEETH. Someday when fullness is, there will be a check.
Meanwhile, I expect the copy-edit of DRAGON'S EYE to land on my front porch with a resounding thump at some point in the next few weeks. This expectation is _not_ based on any prior notice, but on past schedules. The publishing world does not like to give prior notice of such events, hoping instead to catch the author out of town or undergoing heart surgery or some such minor impediment.
Onward to GHOST POINT. I think that today I will introduce Grendel's Mother to J. S. Bach and "The Art of the Fugue."
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Date: 2005-03-22 01:05 pm (UTC)