Coyote Podcast Trailer & Other Stuff...

The account stuff is finally set up for this year's Day of the Dead t-shirt sales. If you're interested, you can get the details here, any questions email me or Coyote. Just an FYI, but Coyote's website seems to work best on Safari. I know, I know, pain in the ass, Mac-centric, etc., etc. It's a problem I'm not happy about, but just letting you know in advance.

Also, the sound for the show was pretty damn good (thanks to Todd Skaggs!), so we're working on getting the podcasts done. Time is the biggest problem now (as in we ain't got none), but here's a brief trailer of "The War of the Squirrels" show. Full podcast sketches to come soon...

I've been supremely unmotivated to blog lately. Partly it's the writing (moving along at a glacial pace, but moving nonetheless), partly the holiday stuff (I'm painting ceramic cookie jars this year & then spending a couple of days baking to fill 'em up - the hubster helped me, with questionable results, but I'm not gonna gripe), and partly because I just don't have a lot to say.

Maybe it's just the time of year. I love winter. I especially love the month of December. Can't help it, I just adore all the lights, hot drinks, and fires in the wood stove. Basically I go into pseudo-hibernation. My ultimate day is spent writing, reading a bit, and drinking multiple mochas (only half-caff or I'd never sleep), all while still in my p.j.'s. I don't actually get to do that all that often, but that's my idea of a good time. Boring, isn't it?

Finally had the time to finish Neil Gaiman's "Stardust". A fun fairy tale for grown-ups. Now I'm hoping the movie can stand up to the book. Started on "The Wheelman," but the hubster got his paws on it before I got very far. Now I'm stuck with "holy shit, this is freakin' great" and "damn, I thought that character was dead," and...well, you get the picture. Basically, he's really digging it and that says good things about the book. He doesn't read (or like) much in the way of modern crime fic. I haven't seen him this into a book since Ken Bruen's The Guards, so when he says the guy can write, he means it. Fortunately, I've got "The Blonde" to keep me busy. More on that later.

Back to the writing, the reading, the digging out of Christmas decorations. Hope you're all having a fab holiday season.