A couple (no, three) things…
This is the busiest time of the year for me work wise – effectively I do half my annual workload in from December to the end of February – which is one of the reasons why things have been quiet here over the last few weeks.
The good news is that I can see the light at end of the tunnel – two/three weeks and things should have settled. A couple of weeks sleep and I should be ready for Eastercon – speaking of which, so far I’ve only been asked to contribute to one panel, so this year will be less busy than last time.
The other thing is I’ve started to Twitter – martinmcgrath – addictive, isn’t it?
I’ve already Twittered the first two parts of my Epic Fantasy Twitter Trilogy – the third will be online tomorrow and then I’ll put it up here… and then I’m going to try integrating my Twitter feed with the blog, which seems to make sense.
I’m also planning some other, real content – I’ve started a little piece on Jo Walton’s Farthing trilogy, I’ve just finished reading Paul McAuley’s Quiet War (fantastic) and Ken MacLeod’s Night Sessions (excellent) and The January Dancer by Mike Flyn (neither fantastic nor excellent) and Wastelands (a compilation of post-apocalyptic sf – which was fantastic, excellent and neither in different parts). Now onto The Gone Away World – which I didn’t expect to be so funny – and Peter Crowther’s new short story collection about AI (the name of which currently escapes me). I’ll try to get (at least) mini bits on my thoughts on all these up eventually.
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