How would I know; why should I care?

[rolanni]

The Box from LL Bean arrived.  The slippers are already on my feet, and the fleece-lined flannel shirt?  Baby, this garment is never coming off of my body.

Today's regular mail brought royalties -- that's statements and checks -- for electronic sales made through Baen.com.  So, yay! money in the mail.

Yesterday, we turned in "Block Party," the requested seasonal story in support of Neogenesis.  This one was something of a challenge, because the request was for "seasonal," and one naturally doesn't like to disappoint one's editor.  However, neither Liadens nor Surebleakeans can possibly celebrate "Christmas;" nor were we persuaded that they would celebrate any of the other winter holidays native to our own Earth.  What that meant was that we had to figure out the "notes" for a seasonal story, and try to construct an in-world story that hit those notes.  Not really sure we did it right, but our editor promises a quick reading.

Today, it's back to the salt mines Fifth of Five.  But first?  Lunch, and perhaps even a nap.

Everybody have a good day.

Today's blog post brought to you by two bands:  The Zombies, who did the original in 1965; and Santana, who covered it in 1977:  "She's Not There."

Comments

Fifth of Five

[ireneha]

I believe that you said that Fifth of Five was being written in chunks, and would be the gathering of the threads from 'this' generation of characters.

I've faithfully read my e-arc of Neogenisis, and am now back to reading Jethri's Trader stories. I think next the two books in the Cantra-Jela stories. Maybe then a sprint through the three collections & through the single chap-books.

What I am trying to say, badly, is that I'm willing to read any story written by the Sharon-Steve team, and all of the Sharon stuff, and all of the Steve stuff. So should the 5/5 book tie up threads, I'll be following wherever you decide to write next.

PS: In the scheme of books in my house; there are Andre Norton books in the living room, Anne McCaffrey books in the Den, and everyone else in the upstairs library. The Lee&Miller books have migrated to the living room; right next to the comfy chair.