I've been having a problem with Google Docs starting yesterday, and it's worth having a look to see if you are as well, since it seems there are a fair number of people affected. Here's what the symptoms are:
I'm not one to jump on the blogging fads that have come around. Most of the time, I don't see the point, and even where there is some value in it, they often look like they take more effort than it'd be worth. But I'll do this one about seeing what's become of your earliest followers, because it takes all of a couple minutes to check.
Another one, huh? This time, it's a pretty short movie, which means a pretty short review, which also means an even shorter lead-in. Get the rest after the break!
I don't know at what point they started, but the Sci-Fi Channel (as it was called back then) used to run an event once a year where they'd play an anime movie each night for a week during the summer. It had gone on at least a couple years before I watched it, either because our cable package hadn't included the channel to that point or because I just wasn't aware they were doing so. This was in the mid 90s, and I only caught the last two years of it. And of the 4 movies they played (one was
This month's event ends in just a few hours, but stories are limited to 150 words, so that's plenty of time! Whip up something and contribute for the fun of it! This month's prompt as selected by Impossible Numbers, last month's winner, is "Laughter, Old and New." You can find the thread here. C'mon, it's fun! Winners are completely chosen on a whim by Loganberry, so it
So today, Cold in Gardez put up the exhortation at the beginning of a blog post wherein he says that people who have much of an audience should take it upon themselves to help out those authors who have the talent to deserve more attention but don't get it. Truth be told, I've been sitting on the idea to do underappreciated author signal boosting for close to a year now, but with Gardez's
