It was chilly last night. One day soon I'll look out my window, and all the leaves will have fallen. Currently, it's sunny and 69˚F.
Yesterday, I proofread The Chartreuse Alphabet (A-M) and "Animals Pull the Night About Their Shoulders," and then Sirenia Digest #128 went out late in the afternoon. Today, I go back to work on the novella that will complete Mythos Tales (Centipede Press, 2017). Currently, I have 13,269 words, but no title and no ending.
By the way, if you're not a subscriber, Sirenia Digest #129 is a great place to become one.
Please do have a look at the current eBay auctions. Thanks.
Last night, I read and watched John Huston's Across the Pacific (1942). Now, I need to wake up; that Red Bull didn't do it.
TTFN,
Aunt Beast
Yesterday, I proofread The Chartreuse Alphabet (A-M) and "Animals Pull the Night About Their Shoulders," and then Sirenia Digest #128 went out late in the afternoon. Today, I go back to work on the novella that will complete Mythos Tales (Centipede Press, 2017). Currently, I have 13,269 words, but no title and no ending.
By the way, if you're not a subscriber, Sirenia Digest #129 is a great place to become one.
Please do have a look at the current eBay auctions. Thanks.
Last night, I read and watched John Huston's Across the Pacific (1942). Now, I need to wake up; that Red Bull didn't do it.
TTFN,
Aunt Beast
- Current Location:Providence, RI
- Current Mood:a little ill
- Current Music:Spooky talking to Selwyn
Comments
It was really good. "Animals Pull the Night Around Their Shoulders" had a slightly different tone to it than I'm used to from the Digest and it came off very well. I thought it was going to end up like "The Gift" by Velvet Underground but I like how you drew out the tension instead. The beginning of The Chartreuse Alphabet was very nice, too.
True that.