How many more stories can they tell about toys, people ask…
But somehow people keep telling stories about humans, and surely if any type of story has been played out by now, that would be the one.
Having a brand new Paul McCartney album to listen to is making a hard week a lot easier. Like having an old friend stop by to help out by just keeping me company.
I’ve been enjoying The Boys of Dungeon Lane, but now I’ve got it playing on headphones instead of just a random speaker, and damn, it’s so much prettier when you listen really closely.
This is just a lovely album.
I tell people that I have three cats…
But in reality, I have two cats and a cannonball with claws and anxiety.
Dammit, I didn’t think I’d miss Fable, but the more I listen to the one album I made with it, the more I do.
Opus 4.6 is a pleasant enough collaborator, and it’s hard to be sure from only one album… but yeah, it does seem like Fable was working at a whole other level.
My next book, AVIAN ENSIGN, will be releasing in two weeks at BayCon 42 / Westercon78 where I’ll be selling LOTS OF BOOKS and action figures of the characters from my TRI-GALACTIC TREK CHRONICLES.
Can’t wait to see everyone there!
Using Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” as the music for a big sci-fi battle scene is still such a legendary move.
There are some feelings that have only ever been fully captured by a They Might Be Giants song.
And they are weird feelings.