by Katherine Villyard | Oct 31, 2007 | geekiness
You can learn things about a grrl from what’s in her purse. Here’s some of what’s in mine: Two Epi-Pens. Two inhalers. Puppy linux CD Knoppix S-T-D CD Cellphone. PDA. Screwdriver. Thumb drive. Pens. Titanium spork from Think Geek. What do you carry...
by Katherine Villyard | Oct 26, 2007 | novels, short fiction
I’ve been collapsing characters in the hurricane story. It’s done some cool things to the minor characters that have been combined. I still haven’t tackled the plot stuff. I think I’m a little intimidated by it. I have a pretty good idea of how...
by Katherine Villyard | Oct 21, 2007 | writing mysticism
My writer’s group is made of win. That is all.
by Katherine Villyard | Oct 21, 2007 | novels, short fiction, writing mysticism
I’m getting lots of things done today. I just don’t have any new prose to show for it. Critiques! Edits on the hurricane story. I’m pondering the outline for the new improved Lizardfic. The outlining in particular feels productive. I’m pretty...
by Katherine Villyard | Oct 20, 2007 | workshops
A small Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror writer’s group in Northeast Atlanta is looking to possibly add new members. We occasionally send adult content through the group, so potential new members would need to be over 18 and not easily offended. Current member...
by Katherine Villyard | Oct 18, 2007 | geekiness
Fairly random, but: Geeky cakes. So cool! Wikipedia entry on unusual software bugs, including Heisenbugs and Schroedinbugs. I love being a geek.
by Katherine Villyard | Oct 18, 2007 | geekiness, novels
I was having this problem. Moving the mt-static directory to the top level of my webspace fixed it. If you’re getting a funky error on the comment page about whether you’re logged in or not, log out and log back in. In other news, I’m using this...
by Katherine Villyard | Oct 17, 2007 | novels
I’m rereading Lizardfic and the outline materials associated with it, because I’ve been thinking that it may be time to work on this one again. You may or may not recall that this was the short story that turned into a novel that turned into me rewriting...