I am blogging to you from 4:19 in the morning to bring you this important news . . .
Apparently, there is a 4:19 in the morning! It differs from the normal 4:19 in the following ways:
Complete suckage.
Phantasmagoric darkness.
Unseasonable cold.
Strange fuzziness clings to all objects, especially teeth.
More later on this disturbing development.
Shay's Story, a graphic novel version of Uglies, is OUT NOW!
The Uglies series has been adapted into graphic novel form, with the events of the trilogy told from Shay's point of view in three volumes.
The first one comes out March 6, 2012!
Click here to contact Scott Westerfeld.
Jill Grinberg
Jill Grinberg Literary Management
info@grinbergliterary.com
May 26th, 2005 04:28
And we’re doing this why? What is this stupid WisCon thingie anyway? Can we just skip it and go back to bed . . .
May 26th, 2005 08:42
Ouch. Now I don’t feel nearly so depressed about the fact that our complete and total lack of readiness to leave tonight means we’re leaving at 6 a.m. tomorrow morning. All I have to do is stumble out to the car under cover of darkness.
See you in 24-ish hours!
May 26th, 2005 14:54
[sigh] But you’re going to WisCon, and I’m not. [sigh]
May 26th, 2005 16:38
Breaking News! Free wifi at Concourse Hotel’s upper floors! (The Governor’s Lounge just got governorer.)
All I have to do is stumble out to the car under cover of darkness.
And hopefully your car will be there, Gwenda. Our wasn’t! The guy did call and say he’d be late, although his definition of “5 minutes” and mine are somewhat different. Like, mine is less than 15 minutes. Fortunately, cabs abound at 5AM, and this one set a land-speed record to Laguardia in 12 minutes of pulse-pounding action.
Victoria-
Really sorry you couldn’t make it. Wiscon is like all my vacations: As the prepping-to-go stage wears on, I grow more and more full of stress. But once I get here, I remember how lucky I am.
Especially now that we’ve ordered jalapeno poppers from room service. And slept.
May 26th, 2005 16:45
Wow, I forgot that outside NYC the USA is the land of melted cheese. Only been in Madison and awake for, like, an hour and I’m already completely over melted cheese.
Our room has a view of the lake. The weather is gorgeous. So nice not to be freezing my arse off in NYC.
See ya tomorra Ms Gwenda. So sorry you couldn’t make it Victoria, but you know you HAVE to come next year–it’s the thirtieth anniversary of WisCon and everyone’s going to be here.
June 3rd, 2005 23:58
[...] ong, has expanded for Justine and I to an entire week. It started last Thursday morning at 4:19, then came the trip to Taliesin, and then the next five days seem to have been spent in the Governors& [...]