The file cabinet and computer desk came yesterday. I spent most the evening setting up the hanging folders and labeling. It’s great no longer having all those piles of paper on the floor! Didn’t get to the desk yet though. I finished reading nihilistic_kid’s book Move Under Ground a few days ago and, as promised,…

I’ve seen a rough draft of the new design for the RDSP site and I love it! It looks very professional and doesn’t paint the press into any particular genre corner. I wish I had more time to update this journal and more news to put in it. Somehow when you do it every day…

The East Bay Literary Examiner is running a very thorough review of Jesus Coyote: “One of the true architects behind the ‘docufiction’ genre, Harold Jaffe again injects and paralyzes his readers with infectious prose in his most recent novel Jesus Coyote. Though the novel is of course fiction, readers are artistically placed in the middle…

Pantechnicon has done a review of Blankey Blank: “Wilson’s interstitial comedy style can’t be closely linked to anybody else – which is of course a good thing – but might remind the reader of Douglas Adams for sheer silliness, Easton Ellis for black comedy, and perhaps the laugh-out-loud schizophrenia of shows like Family Guy.” Read…

This is the most complex vid so far. I’m not as happy with it as the on for Via Dolorosa (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBF5reOEBeA). Somehow the animation didn’t come out as smooth and the piece as a whole just didn’t come together the way I’d hoped. I think it’s easier to do dramatic vids than energetic ones with…

And Your Point Is? got a cool mention in ASIMOV’s: “Anything connected with the enigmatic and perilous SF writer named Jeff Lint (see Steve Aylett’s Lint [2005] for a biographical map of the crime scene) is subject to ambiguity. But I think that I can safely report this much: with And Your Point Is?, Steve…