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odds and ends
Dec. 16th, 2013 02:31 pmI'm still face-down in the book, plus trying to get ready for Christmas travel. In the meantime, have some random stuff!
Like this month's SF Novelists post: "I'm not allowed to tab away until this post is done," in which I talk about distractions.
Or a very wise post from Rachel Manija Brown and Sherwood Smith, on "Who Gets to Escape?"
Or some frickin' amazing tattoos.
Or an explanation of this poll. My family and I had been speculating that guys were more likely to have scars on the underside of their chins, due to exactly the kinds of hijinks various people described in the comments. But it turns out the data, at least as collected from my readership, does not support the anecdata; a slightly higher percentage of the women who responded have such scars than men.
Or, um . . . okay, I don't have a fifth thing. Feel free to suggest #5 in the comments!
Like this month's SF Novelists post: "I'm not allowed to tab away until this post is done," in which I talk about distractions.
Or a very wise post from Rachel Manija Brown and Sherwood Smith, on "Who Gets to Escape?"
Or some frickin' amazing tattoos.
Or an explanation of this poll. My family and I had been speculating that guys were more likely to have scars on the underside of their chins, due to exactly the kinds of hijinks various people described in the comments. But it turns out the data, at least as collected from my readership, does not support the anecdata; a slightly higher percentage of the women who responded have such scars than men.
Or, um . . . okay, I don't have a fifth thing. Feel free to suggest #5 in the comments!
