Locus review

[gwynnega]

A bit of good news that I forgot to mention amid the swirl of Everything Else: in the June issue of Locus, Rich Horton reviews the Present Tense issue of Not One of Us. He has nice things to say about my story "The Two Mrs. Mansfields" and Alexandra Seidel's story "Lovers on a Bridge."

Also, I just got an email from my massage therapist saying he will soon be seeing clients again. I'm more than a little nervous about this, but I can't overstate how much I need massage therapy, vertigo-wise. (Among other things, when I stand at the kitchen sink, the sink appears to tilt downward, and I feel like I'm being pulled down into it.) So, yay?

Comments

[sovay]

Though it sort of makes me think of the opening sequence to Lidsville.

I just want you to know I'd never seen that before.

[gwynnega]

I'm not sure how it warped me (and others of my generation) to grow up watching that show on Saturday mornings.

[sovay]

I'm not sure how it warped me (and others of my generation) to grow up watching that show on Saturday mornings.

spatch just started singing the theme song.