Heya, gang! I hope you've figured out how to get together tomorrow night for the INK meeting!
I sent out my critiques through email last night, and this morning find that I cannot get into my email inbox (grr, Comcast, very annoyed with them right now). So if you didn't receive them, or you had questions or comments, I won't be able to do anything about it until next week. I apologize and I hope the critiques were received.
I'll be thinking about you all as I'm toasting s'mores in front of the campfire with the reservoir reflecting stars behind me!
SW Washington's Fiction Production Collaborative
Welcome to INK
Contact us at INK.kult@gmail.com
INK at Work
"Ash" by C.S. at Andromeda Spaceways
"Thistles and Barley" by Kami at Beneath Ceaseless Skies
"Flying High" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
"Bound by Convention" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
"Queen Bee" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
"Three on a Rooftop" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
"One Knight Stand" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
"Neighbors" by Kami in Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet #28
"Hide and Seek" by Kami, 3rd Place in the Long Short Story Contest
"Fast Friends" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
"The Wild One" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
"Neighbors" by Kami in Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet #28
"Hide and Seek" by Kami, 3rd Place in the Long Short Story Contest
"Fast Friends" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
"The Wild One" by Mark at Cobblestone Press
Kami
Standing Goals: Get 4 more novels up through Wyrd Goat in 2013, and a short story collection
Rory
Standing Goals- One query a month, one sale a month, one book a year. More is fine.
Mark Jones
June Goal: Revise current novel, get it into the mail
C.S.
Guests of INK
The following authors have graciously appeared to school members of INK.
Ken & Jen Scholes
Novelist and short story author and wonder-wife. Guests Sept 19, 2008
David D. Levine
Novelist, short story author, Hugo Winner. Guest May 9, 2008
Jay Lake
Novelist, short story author, Campbell winner. Guest Dec. 15th, 2007
Of Interest
2 comments:
Bummer! One thing I'm dreading if we get cable out here (there are a bunch of neighbors trying to woo the cable company to run a line) is that if I want high speed internet I'll have to change from my beloved, constant, personalized, talk-to-a-human-when-I-call, tech support gods ISP. Between the cost and the loss of the ISP I love, it may not be worth it.
Comcast was hacked for a little while the other day. I just perused the story about it over on reddit.com. All is good with Comcast now.
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