I have a little piece up at Open Letters Monthly, as part of their "Bad Books, Good Hooks" feature. Takeaway: I didn't like Caroline Knox's Quaker Guns (actually, I wanted to throw it against the wall, repeatedly), but I find it weirdly compelling anyway.
The fruits of the 3rd Dusie Kollektiv are now available online, including my chapbook Twenty Questions for the Drunken Sailor. Hie thee hence, and revel in its nauticality.
Also -- I've already started receiving emails from people interested in this year's NaPoWriMo! If you're up for the challenge, head over to napowrimo.net and/or email me at napowrimo2010 At gmail Dot com.
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So the DC metro area is in the opening stages of the storm of the century. Snow rhetoric has reached apocalyptic levels -- the grocery stores resemble something out of an anti-communist film and the federal government closed at one o'clock, even though it was basically only raining at that point. Fueling all this?
Weather reports like this. Seriously, I am just relieved this guy didn't pop a vein.
(Of course, glib as I am now, when I wake up tomorrow with three feet of snow on the ground, I will just roll into a ball and gibber for the duration).
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NaPoWriMo 2010 is a ways off yet, but given how large the project has gotten over the past few years, I thought I would try to set up a dedicated website for it, instead of just posting links and information on my blog. So, behold! -- NaPoWriMo.net!
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