Give my love to the future of the human kind

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Past the publication of "The Creeping Influences" and some of the (positive!) reactions it has provoked on social media, today was actually, unexpectedly awful in ways I can't even make entertaining to read about, but it does make me happy to learn about about Neanderthal glue. I have trip books in the form of John le Carré's A Legacy of Spies (2017), Ruthanna Emrys' Winter Tide (2017), and an omnibus of five early novels by Margaret Millar. I just want to curl up and sleep for a week. Or not have to work for a month and get to write the lesbian pulp I have not been able to research since March. Or even a poem.

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I very much enjoyed the story.

I am very glad to hear it. Thank you for telling me.

Neanderthal glue is also a happy-making thing for me.

I love the steady evidence of Neanderthal culture and innovation. I still have no idea if they had figurative art, but that doesn't mean they didn't think about the world.

I am so sorry today is Not Good and I hope tomorrow is better.

Thank you.