Spike ,'Showtime'
Having a party? Organizing a local F2F? Know something that we all really need to know? Announce it! Want to discuss anything posted here? Take it to Natter. Any natter here will be deleted.
After discussions in LJ and Natter, I have organized a photographic scavenger hunt starting tomorrow at 10:00. I am going to post a list of items, and people will have a week to find and photograph as many of the items as possible, and then share them with the rest of us. I set up an LJ community for it (and any others we do, if people like the idea enough), but I set it up so that non-Ljers can participate.
Some shameless begging from me.
Consider a visit to my husband's well-written and enjoyable site, whih I have pimped here before: [link] If anyone with time on their hands could go there in the next two days and click around, that will bring his numbers up and allow him to break the magic 300,00 hits per month mark and make his bosses love him and pay him more money, which would rock.
Also, it's a darn good blog and fun to read!
Aaaand when you're done visiting Robin's husband and the paperdol and Jessica's husband show, please wander over to Gothic Charm School!
Of Book Reviews Concerning Vampire People, with an Addendum Concerning Sex and Gossip.
Link for continually updated info on the I-35 bridge collapse in Minneapolis: [link]
I posted a draft of a poll to the board: msbelle "Bureaucracy 4: Like Job. No, really, just like Job" Aug 3, 2007 7:52:20 am PDT
David Bianculli fell over himself loving this new anthology on Fresh Air this AM. There's only tonight to set the Tivos. FYI/have at it. It sounds like something folks here would enjoy.
On Television By David Bianculli From ABC, Modern 'Masters of Science Fiction'
ABC is preparing to launch a four-week anthology series called Masters of Science Fiction; it's scheduled to air on Saturdays at 10 p.m. Fresh Air's TV critic says it's a modern-day Outer Limits.
Geneva pics: [link]
The Summer Issue of the "The November 3rd Club is up, featuring poetry, fiction, nonfiction, art and conversation by:
DAN ALLAWAT, MARCUS BALES, TONY BROWN, DENNIS BRUTUS, MICHAEL CIRELLI, JOSEPH DEREPENTIGNY, JIM DWYER, LYNNELL EDWARDS, MICHAEL C. FORD, GUY LECHARLES GONZALEZ, MARK S. KUHAR, JACK MCGUANE, RICHARD MELO, CURTIS MEYER, RICHARD NASH, LYNNE PROCOPE, ANDREW RECTOR, ELIZABETH ROSS, REBECCA SCHOENKOPF, SKIP SHEA, PATRICIA SMITH, MARC SOLOMON, JACKSON WHEELER, TONY WILLIAMS, SCOTT WOODS and TONY ZURLO.
As ever, brought to you by your hard-working editorial staff:
Victor D. Infante, editor in chief; Ray McNiece and Richard Beban, poetry editors; Lenore Weiss, fiction editor; Carlye Archibeque and Richard Modiano, nonfiction editors; and Sam Hamill and Deborah Grabien, contributing editors.
Enjoy!
Since it's awkward to ask Nilly to nilly herself, I'm nillying it here.
Nilly reviews Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows here in the Buffista Book club thread.
Note: ****Spoilers for the book, of course****