Submissions for Twisted Dreams

Still reading Broken by Kelley Armstrong.
Been spending too much time on the computer.

Adrian Mole - The Prostate Years. Wonderful book, I have the entire series and I've been reading them since I was about 18

My last book was Crime and Punishment - Dostoyevsky. It's heavy reading but always worth it. I decided I needed something a bit lighter this time around

Editing a short I'm working on so I'm reading that.

I'm reading The Tale of the Vampire Bride by Rhiannon Frater. Oh. My. God. This book is utterly amazing. I'm going to commit a sacriledge here and say....this book is as good and Bram Stoker's Dracula. I was a bit put off by the cover, but I'm so glad I went ahead and bought it. This is gothic horror at its very best.

Very cool.

I've never heard of this author.

If I ever get time to pleasure-read (versus edit read my own works and read subs to my magazine) I may have to check out the book.

I'm reading The Tale of Genji.
Written in Japan in the 11th century and translated a few times.

Memory by Donald Westlake. It's a story about some guy who ends up having issues with his memory and tries reconstructing his life after being beaten by his lover's husband.

That book sounds interesting Diva.

The Loser Letters by Mary Eberstadt. A young woman becomes an atheist but gets disillusioned by it.

the forums, some guild banter, my dinner posty... Looks like tonights beans and meatballs. And now the boards again

Wading through submissions for the October issue of Twisted Dreams.

L.J Smith's Night World series. Vol. 1

More submissions for October's issue of Twisted Dreams Magazine.

Bio textbook. Stats textbook. catalouge list. repeat. endlessly.

My newest erotic romance. Gotta go over it...again.

Strategy as Politics: Puerto Rico on the Eve of the Second World War.

Just started reading it this morning on my way to work and I cannot put it down. I'm really into military history all of a sudden.

Submissions for Twisted Dream's October issue.

I logged in this morning to a flood. Yay!

The Harlequin by Laurell K Hamilton.

Not really reading...getting ready to release some of my most popular single stories, as chapbooks.

So in a way, I'm giving them a good once over yet again before they get sent to the publisher.

This week's Newsweek. Yes, I am a nerd.

Nothing right now. I'm taking a small break before I start work on another project.

The Great Divorce - C.S. Lewis. It's a theological book but I liked the section about how some people may use their misery to manipulate others. There are those for whom we should feel sympathy/empathy and be moved to help them. Then there are a few who try to use there misery to control others. My favorite quote from the book is "Should Hell be allowed to veto Heaven?"