Time after time

[sovay]

All hail Nature.* Tomorrow I am finding a newsstand.

*And all hail mad science in the family: I've read Hugh Everett's The Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics (1973). It's downstairs.

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[nineweaving.livejournal.com]

Coolth!

(And I knew you'd find that soundtrack instantly.)

Nine

[sovay]

Coolth!

I'm sorry it wasn't out a week earlier; it would have done a brisk trade at Readercon.

You know, this may be the first time in my life that I'm annoyed a con is over. I wanted to spend so much more time with that concentration of people. Definitely the hotel—wherever on earth it is—next year.

(And I knew you'd find that soundtrack instantly.)

(It was a really good soundtrack!)

[nineweaving.livejournal.com]

I wanted to spend so much more time with that concentration of people.

Oh yes. Once you've eaten fairy fruit, you'll never rest easy again.

Nine

[sovay]

Once you've eaten fairy fruit, you'll never rest easy again.

That will please Eric. Lud-in-the-Mist was one of the myriad books that surfaced (and was then not unreasonably raved about) in last night's conversation.

It didn't happen the last two times I attended Readercon. I suspect the first time around I was getting my bearings and last summer I was too sick to do much of anything other than write "The Wedding in Hell." But I am still a little amazed. I will have to see what World Fantasy is like.

[nineweaving.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry I missed all this. Sounds like another evening of con.

World Fantasy (in my experience) gives swell awards, but the programming isn't nearly as good. A lot of serious editorial stuff goes on. It may of course be quite different for others. And it's within reach this year, only in Saratoga.

Nine

[schreibergasse.livejournal.com]

I was particularly taken with the phrase from one of the other articles: "Saxophonist and marine biologist Alison Massey".

[sovay]

Saxophonist and marine biologist Alison Massey".

Yeah. That's awesome.