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Feb. 21st, 2003
Buffy, Angel and Mourn's Gift
Feb. 21st, 2003 10:01 amSome reviews on time, for once.
( Buffy - Him, Angel - Supersymmetry )
The twins are having good days and bad days. Beatrice's new mobility is mostly a wonderful thing, but there are moments when I get all nostalgic and miss the old "immobile blob" Beatrice. Ryan is still being Ryan (charging round the floor with his whine switched on), but we get a few more smiles from him than we used to.
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bateleur has finally finished editing "Mourn's Gift" (my first book) so I am ploughing through his comments. So far, the vast majority of these relate to chapter three (which was the old chapter one and needs a heavy re-write). After that we need to find a package which will print it onto paper (this will probably mean purchasing something to make it look more professional than WordPad does) and then look into the best way of getting it bound (a printers either here or in Oxford I would imagine). Any advice on a "better than WordPad" solution or recommendation of a suitable printer/binder to deal with 100,000 words would be appreciated.
( Buffy - Him, Angel - Supersymmetry )
The twins are having good days and bad days. Beatrice's new mobility is mostly a wonderful thing, but there are moments when I get all nostalgic and miss the old "immobile blob" Beatrice. Ryan is still being Ryan (charging round the floor with his whine switched on), but we get a few more smiles from him than we used to.
bateleur has finally finished editing "Mourn's Gift" (my first book) so I am ploughing through his comments. So far, the vast majority of these relate to chapter three (which was the old chapter one and needs a heavy re-write). After that we need to find a package which will print it onto paper (this will probably mean purchasing something to make it look more professional than WordPad does) and then look into the best way of getting it bound (a printers either here or in Oxford I would imagine). Any advice on a "better than WordPad" solution or recommendation of a suitable printer/binder to deal with 100,000 words would be appreciated.