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The dust jacket for my forthcoming The Specific Gravity of Grief — The book is a single-title novella from Fairwood Press, about the internal emotional experience of having cancer. And yes, in its way, it’s genre.
Violent but Charming — The Dictionary of Old English explores the brutality and elegance of our ancestral tongue. (Via
Houston Art Cars — (Thanks to
US cancer costs double in nearly 20 years — Hey, it’s keeping me alive.
Nathan Myhrvold: Could this laser zap malaria? — (Thanks to
SMBC takes on the ‘perfect copy’ problem — Heh.
Warm ‘Saturns’ and Their Moons — More exoplanetary goodness from Centauri Dreams. Heads up, you skiffy types.
Judicial Experience Matters — Except When it Doesn’t — More principled consistency from Your Republican Party.
?otD: Would you get on the flying saucer if they stopped and asked?
5/12/2010
Writing time yesterday: none (chemo)
Body movement: 30 minute stationary bike ride
Hours slept: 7.5 (so-so)
This morning’s weigh-in: 233.4
Yesterday’s chemo stress index: 6/10 (emotional stress, GI)
Currently (re)reading: Making Money by Terry Pratchett (on the iPad 3G)
Posted: 4:47 am Wed May 12 2010 |
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