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([personal profile] rflong Oct. 16th, 2007 10:39 am)
Just found out about an anthology I will want to try writing something for called Infinity Swords  

It was posted up on the Blackgate forum and looks like an interesting concept. Besides I love S&S and I could write it as a Holtlands story (or anything else for that matter).

Other than that - I fixed my f-ed up postings at LH and caught up with the crits on NB. I have to get something out to my crit group tonight or tomorrow (more likely tomorrow unfortunately) and I have fencing tonight (Yay!).

*sigh*

Oh yeah, and work. Cataloguing here I come!

R

From: [identity profile] kara-gnome.livejournal.com


Hey, thanks for sharing the link :). I'd like to try this one, too. What a neat idea for an anthology.

Good for you for getting so much done and have fun fencing! :) Work, yeah, well...

From: [identity profile] rhonawestbrook.livejournal.com


Cataloguing sounds horrible!

Good luck with the story though:-)

From: [identity profile] rflong.livejournal.com


*rushing to the defense of libraryland*

No, cataloguing is wonderful.

Cataloguing unknown esoteric books in a language you don't actually speak is horrible! (and fun in a twisted way. There is at least a sense of accomplishment!)

From: [identity profile] mordraeth.livejournal.com


Thanks for sharing this R :) i'm going to work on something for it too. Sounds fun.
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From: [personal profile] clhollandwriter


That does look interesting. I might have to have a go at that as well, once I've cleared some of the current backlog out of my brain. Crits to do, stories to write....And three companies' payroll to run over the next fortnight.

(Cataloguing does sound like fun. I used to catalogue my stories when I was little. :-D )

From: [identity profile] rflong.livejournal.com


Look at all the competition I just drummed up!

When will I ever learn!

*walks away muttering to self*
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