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And those bandages don't do that much for you
A couple of updates, since it's either that or a silly quiz.
I will be, as I've mentioned before, attending both Gaylaxicon 2005 (July 1—4) and Readercon 16 (July 8—10). Still no idea about panels or readings, but I will have copies of Postcards from the Province of Hyphens and the new-minted Singing Innocence and Experience with me, as well as something new.
Yes, we're trying a chapbook again. But with a different printer! For the very modest sum of eight dollars, you are welcome into a world of restless souls, possession, and kindergarten teaching—otherwise known as, I read Tony Kushner's A Dybbuk or Between Two Worlds (itself an adaptation-version of S. Ansky's classic of Yiddish theater, The Dybbuk) and wondered what would happen to a lovestruck dybbuk in the modern world. With a non-Ashkenazic cover and a story note.
The Dybbuk in Love does not appear in Singing Innocence and Experience. Come to Readercon and there will be copies (and if not, you may insult me with the ancient-world invective of your choice. I recommend Aristophanes and Catullus). Or just come to Readercon anyway!
I will be, as I've mentioned before, attending both Gaylaxicon 2005 (July 1—4) and Readercon 16 (July 8—10). Still no idea about panels or readings, but I will have copies of Postcards from the Province of Hyphens and the new-minted Singing Innocence and Experience with me, as well as something new.
Yes, we're trying a chapbook again. But with a different printer! For the very modest sum of eight dollars, you are welcome into a world of restless souls, possession, and kindergarten teaching—otherwise known as, I read Tony Kushner's A Dybbuk or Between Two Worlds (itself an adaptation-version of S. Ansky's classic of Yiddish theater, The Dybbuk) and wondered what would happen to a lovestruck dybbuk in the modern world. With a non-Ashkenazic cover and a story note.
The Dybbuk in Love does not appear in Singing Innocence and Experience. Come to Readercon and there will be copies (and if not, you may insult me with the ancient-world invective of your choice. I recommend Aristophanes and Catullus). Or just come to Readercon anyway!