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pegkerrGeneral career related:
Tonight, I reviewed the list of panels at Minicon and e-mailed the committee to ask to be on two or three. I e-mailed several people about the reading on March 22, e-mailed David Lenander who maintains a webpage for me, to give him my new e-mail address and a more recent picture.
Book related:
Pulled up the novel file and went through and cleaned up weird random character changes due to the transfer between Windows and Apple. I have ideas for continuing the scene on Lake Nokomis, although it is getting too late to continue tonight. I had been stuck on two particulars: how, specifically, does Solveig talk to the fish when it comes down to it? It's about ten degrees out (F) in December/January. She's not going to get into the water or stick her head in it. I came upon a solution that satisfied me, which I will try writing next time I can sit down to write.
That still leaves me with the second problem, however, and I am no closer to an answer than I was when I first wondered: What does the fish say to her?
Tonight, I reviewed the list of panels at Minicon and e-mailed the committee to ask to be on two or three. I e-mailed several people about the reading on March 22, e-mailed David Lenander who maintains a webpage for me, to give him my new e-mail address and a more recent picture.
Book related:
Pulled up the novel file and went through and cleaned up weird random character changes due to the transfer between Windows and Apple. I have ideas for continuing the scene on Lake Nokomis, although it is getting too late to continue tonight. I had been stuck on two particulars: how, specifically, does Solveig talk to the fish when it comes down to it? It's about ten degrees out (F) in December/January. She's not going to get into the water or stick her head in it. I came upon a solution that satisfied me, which I will try writing next time I can sit down to write.
That still leaves me with the second problem, however, and I am no closer to an answer than I was when I first wondered: What does the fish say to her?
