Kitten Report #12: A new decade [photos]
Charlie and George are eight months old. They are big and strong and full of beans.
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2010-2019: a decade in review [photos, links]
This will be a long post with lots of pictures and links: ten years is a long time; a lot has happened; and the world has changed a fair bit.
Read moreBlog stats 2019
Short post on blog stats 2019. Long post reviewing the decade to follow in a couple of days.
Read moreCurve of the World: Vonda N. McIntyre’s final novel
In which I talk about why the world really needs Vonda N. McIntyre’s final novel, CURVE OF THE WORLD.
Read moreBlowing up the Christmas tree
In which I destroy the Christmas tree, twice, and as an added bonus include two special, heart-warming winter scenes—one with a kitten.
Read moreThe third decade of the 21st century
My predictions for the third decade of the 21st century, and why
Read moreKitten Report #11: Seven months old today [photos]
Today our rescue kitties Charlie and George, are exactly seven months old. Despite being brothers, they are developing very differently.
Read more30 years in the US
Today is the 30th anniversary of me moving to this country to live with Kelley.
Read moreThe problem with Ruined Earth Novels
In the New York Times Book Review’s holiday edition I review Robert Harris’s latest novel. It fails—as most ruined-earth novels do. Why? Entropy is a thing, baby.
Read moreHoliday greetings from Charlie and George
Until I find a new way to destroy the Christmas tree, here are Charlie and George brimming with holiday feelings
Read moreKitten report #10: The evolving disability consciousness of Charlie and George [photo, video]
In just a few months, Charlie and George have taken giant steps in disability consciousness. Their evolution has progressed in leaps and bounds (often while hanging upside down from the curtains or falling in the bath).
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Signed, personalised books for the holidays
I’m teaming up again with Phinney Books, on Greenwood Avenue, Seattle, to bring you signed, personalised books for the holidays.
Read more‘Cake or Death’ Anglo-Saxon rune ring
‘Cake or Death’ Anglo-Saxon rune ring. You know you want one…
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Podcast interview: writing characters with physical disabilities [audio]
In which I talk for 15 minutes about how to write characters with physical disabilities.
Read moreWhy I’m going to be saying No a lot
For the rest of this year and all of next I’m turning down professional invitations of every kind. I have work to do.
Read moreA writing update: Hild, Aud, Ammonite and more
New of Hild, Aud, Ammonite and more
Read moreHild’s Feast Day
Today is the Feast Day of Hild of Whitby, the anniversary of her death in 680. I mark the day because Hild—and…
Read moreKitten report #09: Six months old!
Charlie and George are now six months old. They’ve come a long way.
Read moreWhat is this? Where can I get one?
This looks extremely useful for a wheelchair user. I want one.
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Kitten report #08: Kipper and Ripper
Charlie and George are 10 days shy of 6 months old. They swing wildly between sweet fluffy fuzzballs and manic murdercats. They need new toys. Suggestions?
Read more20 years of Yahoo Groups
The nicolagriffith Yahoo Group began Sept 11, 1999. Membership, at last count, was 283 people. Twenty years of conversation, peaking in May 2008, is now it’s going away.
Read moreKitten Report #07: the chameleon twins [photos]
Charlie and George are now 5 months old. One minute they look very grown up, then, in the blink of an eye, they revert to the itty bitty new-to-the-world kitties we brought home two months ago.
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So Lucky wins the WA State Book Award!
So Lucky just won the WA State Book Award for Fiction! I’m happy—and surprised. What I want to talk about here is my surprise.
Read moreSaturday 12th October: Washington State Book Awards
Saturday 12th October, 7-9pm, Central Library downtown Seattle: Come and party at the Washington State Book Awards!
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Neither Dying Nor Being Cured
This is the essay version of the Ethel Louise Armstrong Lecture I gave last year at Ohio State University. It was first…
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