Now, don't get me wrong, mum has a PC, and broadband. She even spams me. But referrer logs are beyond her.

After I got in trouble in the first grade, for writing a note that read, "I hate you ________ _______," (with a blatant and mean misspelling of the little girl's last name), my father did tell me never to put anything in writing. I suppose that could translate to referrer logs, in this brave, new world.

I have this sudden craving for guacamole.

In writing news, I am taking my laptop to NH, and though I won't have internet access, I will have a quiet corner in the woods to write. I'm excited!

I'm allergic to guacamole.

I'm still puzzled, by the legality issue. If I try to interview Robin Sachs or one of the others for, say, the SF Chronicle, they'll refuse the publicity?

I'm finding that odd.

But yes, this sounds a very different project. Allyson's has a rather different outlook and more of a saga feel, from what I can see.

And, good luck with that, KMJ.

I'm still puzzled, by the legality issue. If I try to interview Robin Sachs or one of the others for, say, the SF Chronicle, they'll refuse the publicity?

No, what she's saying is that she's not re-printing interviews, that she's done her own, which are exclusive to her book.

(lightbulb goes off)

Ah, from the other end. THAT makes sense. Thanks, Jesse. When I see "exclusive", I see it as "only we shall communicate on this subject".

At least, that's my interpretation -- obviously, I'm not kmj.

Day.old. banana. pudding. You know?

Jesse,

You are correct. That's exactly what I meant. And from what I understand Leary gave an interview to a girl writing a book on Fandom recently - I was assuming it was Alison, although the name I heard was Laura. Either there are two of us or maybe there is a third. Regardless I really think the more the better. TV Guide rated BTVS the #2 cult show of all time. This community CANNOT be explained in one book by any ONE author. And that's a good thing for all readers.

Kiss Me Jane.

Coming in late, but good luck with your project, kmj. And I give you a lot of credit for such a gracious post in an awkward situation. You answered the questions well.

That was a gracious response to a sticky sitch, kmj, thank you.

I understand Leary gave an interview to a girl writing a book on Fandom recently - I was assuming it was Alison, although the name I heard was Laura.

I don't know Alison or Laura. I'm not interested in interviewing actors, or doing formal interviews so there's that.

Mine's just a collection of essays, all about me; BNF, loser, part-time link to TPTB.

Tentatively titled, "Will the Vampire People Please Leave the Lobby"