Now that I have the driveway cleared...
Jan. 5th, 2006 03:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dewline...I can sit down and focus on a few other things.
For instance: If pizza were sold like some music discs are sold today... It struck me as funny when I read it...partly due to the truth of it. It bites you right in the chair-dock.
I managed to make some additional progress on Draft Five of My Great Canadian Space Opera Novel today. I want to make sure that Draft Five is the last one I do before I start shipping the manuscript off to publishers and editors. More on this as I figure out the details.
No news on the comics illustration front since the Shooting Star fan art thing. Sorry, but I am working on fixing that.
Cool stuff on the dedicated space exploration-watchers' front here(admittedly belatedly)...and here, from a galactic cartographer's POV...and here.
Yes, I really like spaceref.com. It's going on my list of recommended sites for writers and artists working in space opera.
A request for advice: I'm looking for blogs by Canadians that focus on the sciences. What's cool, what's not, what's being learned in what fields where, that sort of thing. I promised the guy running publicbroadcasting.ca that I'd look into this.
More to follow...
For instance: If pizza were sold like some music discs are sold today... It struck me as funny when I read it...partly due to the truth of it. It bites you right in the chair-dock.
I managed to make some additional progress on Draft Five of My Great Canadian Space Opera Novel today. I want to make sure that Draft Five is the last one I do before I start shipping the manuscript off to publishers and editors. More on this as I figure out the details.
No news on the comics illustration front since the Shooting Star fan art thing. Sorry, but I am working on fixing that.
Cool stuff on the dedicated space exploration-watchers' front here(admittedly belatedly)...and here, from a galactic cartographer's POV...and here.
Yes, I really like spaceref.com. It's going on my list of recommended sites for writers and artists working in space opera.
A request for advice: I'm looking for blogs by Canadians that focus on the sciences. What's cool, what's not, what's being learned in what fields where, that sort of thing. I promised the guy running publicbroadcasting.ca that I'd look into this.
More to follow...
