A Voice Once Stentorian Is Now Again Weak and Muffled

[snurri]

Some coolness: Senses Five Press, the cool folks behind the zine Sybil's Garage, will be publishing Kathy Sedia's anthology of urban fantasy, Paper Cities (formerly Moonlit Domes). That includes original fiction from Forrest Aguirre, Barth Anderson, Steve Berman, Darin Bradley, Stephanie Campisi, Hal Duncan, Mike Jasper, Vylar Kaftan, Jay Lake, Paul Meloy, Richard Parks, Ben Peek, Cat Rambo, Jenn Reese, Cat Sparks, Anna Tambour, Mark Teppo, Catherynne M. Valente, Greg van Eekhout, and Kaaren Warren. My story "The Somnambulist," one of the weirder things I've written, will be appearing in this august company. This one will be coming out around the time of WFC, so save your bucks.

Not much to report, otherwise. Gearing up for the move, which I expect to be as painful as such things always are. Such is life. My bro is coming down to help out, but he can't get here until Sunday night, and I need to have a lot done before then. Books. Always with the books, and the boxes, and the loading. Someday I will move into a library, and never leave.

Comments

[darinbradley.livejournal.com]

I feel your pain on the looming move. I've got one from Texas to South Carolina coming up this summer. Cool, yet not cool.

[snurri.livejournal.com]

That's a bigger one, even. Got a job there?

[darinbradley.livejournal.com]

*Cough* No, actually. My wife just landed a gig as the new 18th-Century British Lit. professor at a university there, and since I just finally finished my degree, I'm going to go along and catch my breath. I'm sure I'll find something. I delivered pizza in the past--can always go back.

[snurri.livejournal.com]

Maybe, if you don't find something right away, they'll let you teach some extension classes or something as an associate. I have some friends who've done that kind of thing.