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uh uh, oh yeah!
Aug. 20th, 2007 02:19 pmToday's good news:
1) I went home at lunchtime and my parents have not yet burned down my house or broken anything. Yay!
2) My phone line is fixed, but my modem is dead (shorted completely). Good news: it's still under warranty! (Bad news: it'll be 2-3 weeks before the manufacturer gets a new one to me.)
3) Apparently (and this is what I get for not paying attention, since this came out in July) the latest Year's Best Science Fiction edited by Gardner Dozois (which looks like this, at least in paperback:)
...has the following words on the second page (page xiv in the Summary of 2006):
""Interzone, which had seemed on the brink of death just a couple of years ago, continued a strong recovery in 2006, publishing its scheduled six issues, and featuring strong fiction by Justin Stanchfield, Jamie Barras, Jay Lake, Elizabeth Bear, David Mace, Chris Beckett, Suzanne Palmer, and others. In its slick, large-size format, Interzone has also transformed itself into just about the best-looking SF magazine in the business and, in fact, one of the most handsome SF magazines ever published."
...and in the back, on page 659, in the Honorable Mentions, is the entry:
Suzanne Palmer, "Spheres", Interzone, December
Oh yeah! In the ballpark, baby! (Does the happy dance)
No idea yet which issue of Interzone Concession Girl will appear in yet, but I can only hope it is as well received.
1) I went home at lunchtime and my parents have not yet burned down my house or broken anything. Yay!
2) My phone line is fixed, but my modem is dead (shorted completely). Good news: it's still under warranty! (Bad news: it'll be 2-3 weeks before the manufacturer gets a new one to me.)
3) Apparently (and this is what I get for not paying attention, since this came out in July) the latest Year's Best Science Fiction edited by Gardner Dozois (which looks like this, at least in paperback:)
...has the following words on the second page (page xiv in the Summary of 2006):
""Interzone, which had seemed on the brink of death just a couple of years ago, continued a strong recovery in 2006, publishing its scheduled six issues, and featuring strong fiction by Justin Stanchfield, Jamie Barras, Jay Lake, Elizabeth Bear, David Mace, Chris Beckett, Suzanne Palmer, and others. In its slick, large-size format, Interzone has also transformed itself into just about the best-looking SF magazine in the business and, in fact, one of the most handsome SF magazines ever published."
...and in the back, on page 659, in the Honorable Mentions, is the entry:
Suzanne Palmer, "Spheres", Interzone, December
Oh yeah! In the ballpark, baby! (Does the happy dance)
No idea yet which issue of Interzone Concession Girl will appear in yet, but I can only hope it is as well received.
