Month: March 2007

After lunch, I browsed for a few minutes in the Oread Bookstore here at KU. They had a stack of Harry Dresden books on display, with a notice that Jim Butcher will be making an in-store appearance on Thursday, April 12th, from 4 to 6 p.m.

For those of you in the KC area, he’s going to be in your neck of the woods the day before (Wednesday, April 11th) at the 91st and Metcalf Borders.

Figured that some of you would be interested.

Back up on campus today, writing.

Today was a big test of this new writing plan. I’ve got a major release for Adamant coming out at the end of the week, and so I found myself balking this morning, when faced with the prospect of spending the day away from the office. My lovely wife reminded me of why I’m doing this, though, and so here I am, having managed (with considerable help) to avoid the sort of workload prioritizing that has prevented me from getting any fiction done.

This place is empty — Spring Break for KU this week. I love being in spaces designed for crowds when they’re empty. Not sure why.

Any Lawrencian friends (or hell, KC-area, if you’re willing to commute — I’m easy) want to go down to Red Lyon some time this evening for a pint?

It’s spring break, so there should be a distinct lack of students, and I could really murder a Pint.

Any takers?