Please don't sue me, Mr. Barron

[tahnan]

Good heavens, I've been, er, made-light-of? Whatever the literary equivalent of "slashdotted" would be, i.e., "been linked to from 'Making Light' by Teresa Nielsen Hayden". In a Particle, not an actual entry, but, huh. Nearly as cool as becoming a published puzzle writer earlier this month. (I don't even know how she found it.)

Maybe I should start reading Making Light. In any case, bed.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hysterical. I can't believe this book was actually a book, published by somebody. Doesn't speak well of the whole genre.

Eric

and yeah, you should read making light.

[jadelennox]

Um. Er. That absolutely wouldn't be my fault, no siree. I wouldn't have forwarded the link to someone, nope.

Er.

Sorry?

Re: and yeah, you should read making light.

[tahnan.livejournal.com]

No, no need to be sorry; I was just surprised, it being, you know, a year and a half old or so. Did you forward it to PNH? Was there a particular thing that motivated the mailing?

[prog.livejournal.com]

Where is the link-to?

[dougo.livejournal.com]

Top left corner links to http://www.mit.edu/~tahnan/avalon.html.

[flynngrrl.livejournal.com]

I've been reading Making Light for a while now. It's always entertaining. When I think of the smiles I brought to the English Department at BC by showing a professor here and there the continuing Anglo Saxon Chronicles... ah. It's better then hot chocolate.

[flynngrrl.livejournal.com]

Oh, good god, the book you tore up was awful. Horrible. The kind of thing that will make other horrible fantasy writers stammer (or gasp, or moan), "Gor, I kin' do that!"