End of the Year Meme.
Dec. 31st, 2011 02:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
misslj_authorIt's the end of year meme. Take the first sentence of the first post for each month and post.
January:
This is a post to help boost the signal about the floods in Queensland.
February:
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meredith_shayne.
March:
My short story, City of Gold, which is a historical m/m romance set in Byzantium, has been accepted for the Dreamspinner Press anthology, A First Time For Everything.
April:
I've been thinking about this for a while but it came to a head today after a discussion withjerusalemorbust last night and a discussion between meredith_shayne and myself this morning.
May:
For my own reference.
June:
Today is the release of the First Time For Everything daily dose anthology.
July:
So do come along and join in the conversation, have a cuppa, talk about bathrooms and books!
August:
Coming on August 24th: "Sunburnt Country" by LJ LaBarthe at Less Than Three Press.
September:
Has LJ changed it's posting interface? :/ I'm very confused.
October:
Summary: All mythologies have them—those dark, twisted, horrible elements that are just Eros turned inside out.
November:
I've been pretty quiet on the blogging front here the last several weeks, and I apologise for that.
December:
From Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet and Titus Andronicus.
January:
This is a post to help boost the signal about the floods in Queensland.
February:
To
meredith_shayne.March:
My short story, City of Gold, which is a historical m/m romance set in Byzantium, has been accepted for the Dreamspinner Press anthology, A First Time For Everything.
April:
I've been thinking about this for a while but it came to a head today after a discussion with
jerusalemorbust last night and a discussion between meredith_shayne and myself this morning. May:
For my own reference.
June:
Today is the release of the First Time For Everything daily dose anthology.
July:
So do come along and join in the conversation, have a cuppa, talk about bathrooms and books!
August:
Coming on August 24th: "Sunburnt Country" by LJ LaBarthe at Less Than Three Press.
September:
Has LJ changed it's posting interface? :/ I'm very confused.
October:
Summary: All mythologies have them—those dark, twisted, horrible elements that are just Eros turned inside out.
November:
I've been pretty quiet on the blogging front here the last several weeks, and I apologise for that.
December:
From Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet and Titus Andronicus.
