Laundry’s done, and other tales of glamor

[rolanni]

Yes, it’s true!  The laundry is done.  Onward, to the dishes!

Today was mostly about the continuing campaign to catch up email (if you haven’t heard from me, I’m not ignoring you; I just haven’t gotten to your letter yet), and writing.  The first section of “Guaranteed Delivery” is done; now we switch viewpoints.

I realize that I am remiss in several announcements of possible interest.

First, The Crystal Variation, including Crystal Soldier, Crystal Dragon, and Balance of Trade is now shipping from Amazon.

Second, we have at least one report of a Ghost Ship that we personalized during our stop-over at Uncle Hugo’s reaching its final destination.  If you haven’t received yours yet, it’s on the way!

Thirdly, Rachel Hyland (also known for her editorial role at Geek Speak Magazine) did a lovely article about the Romance of the Liaden Universe® here  Feel free to read and comment.

Fourthly, I need to do the dishes.  Oh, wait…

Progress on “Guaranteed Delivery”

1,595/10,000  OR 15.95% completed

Originally published at Sharon Lee, Writer. You can comment here or there.

Comments

So good to have you back. You were missed.

[barbinbandon.livejournal.com]

Good article. If one's preference is romance, your stories are likely read from that POV and there is romance to be enjoyed. But you two serve up so much more than romance.

Patricia Bray said it so well: “These stories have it all. Adventure, intrigue, romance. Loyal friendships and hidden treachery… Ultimately, this is a story about extraordinary people (both human and alien) who find in friendship, loyalty and love the strength to face overwhelming challenges."

In a earlier post, you commented on no chapbooks in the schedule. Honestly, it feels like there will be *bonus* chapbook stories available to through Splinter Universe. I'm delighted to support more stories as opposed to once a year. And love it that there's no waiting ... instant gratification is way ok.

Best regards. And skritches to Mozart and Scrabble, who bided so patiently.