I'm, ah, not dead?

So I had a really awesome plan with the [livejournal.com profile] redismycolour thing. I was going to do them every day and use it as an excuse to be In The Chair as a writer, blah, blah, blah because this year I am writing a book and wanted to come in with a bit of play.

And then a handful of really excellent Actual Work landed on me, and, um. Yeah. So. The so-called Other Writing is going pretty well. My Respectable Alter Ego had an article in Crossed Genres this month about fanfiction as folklore, which I'm proud of.

I miss rolling around in fandom as much as I'd like. Grr. Argh. How is it already nearly March?

That being said, my Respectable Alter Ego will be at Gallifrey One this week! Panelizing at 11 AM on Saturday. About Torchwood. So, uh, that's a pretty heavy dose of fandom, right?

Of course, thinking, "Hey! Con!" reminded me that I still haven't posted hilarious pictures of myself from Dragon*Con. Of which I've got two.

I've got no illusions that you all will respect me in the morning after this. )

And now, to slink away in shame. To my bed. Where if I get lonely I suppose I can find the foam toys I used to make my boobs and give them a little grope for old time's sake.
I'd been holding off on talking about this until I had a sense of the publication date, and because it's got nothing at all to do with Torchwood, but to my (exceedingly pleasant!) surprise, the book came out months before I expected it. So!

Vicious Verses and Reanimated Rhymes, the summer's hottest and most significant anthology of zombie poetry, is out. And I'm in it. Well, my real life alter ego is, at any rate.

The sensible thing to do, obviously, is to hurry out and buy a copy. Erm. If you like poetry about zombies. If you don't, you might want to do something else, like have some biscuits or run a few laps at a track or watch telly. You know. Whatever you're into.
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