Most Likely to Take Over the World

The LJ 10 Year Anniversary book was announced today. I did not make the final manuscript.

National Novel Writing Month was also a rather large failure for me. Out of 50,000 words to write to my goal, I wrote 3,200. It’s really not even worth mentioning, but there it is.

I’m trying to re-focus. Tomorrow is World AIDS Day, so I’m going to try to sling some money toward some charities, write a blog post for Fashionably Fiscally Solvent and not have any major freak outs at the day job.

Here’s hoping.

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First things first, I am a finalist in Culture Now’s Zeitgeist writing competition. That’s kind of nice, since I spent two hours on that essay about two hours and forty minute from the deadline. A bit like being back in high school, I suppose.

Second, I’ve made another submission to Tweet the Meet. Hopefully, this one will not be rejected like my first submission; the submission this week was substantially darker.

Finally, in April I was notified that two of my LiveJournal entries were selected as finalists for publication in the LiveJournal anniversary book. I haven’t heard anything since I returned my author release forms, so I went to the site specifically set up for information and posts about the book. It hasn’t been updated since May 6th, which is more than a month ago.

Hopefully there will be more news on the anthology soon, as it’d be fun to throw an ickle release party for that.

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