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VIEWS, INTER AND RE
Sep. 12th, 2011 01:52 pmWriting
I have a couple of exciting announcements, but nothing I can share just yet, so in the meantime, I want to point you over to Episode 233 of DDOcast where I am interviewed about The Shard Axe by the uber-awesome Sig and Anne Trent. And that's only one small part of the episode - it's chock full of DDO goodness! So give it a listen! (Well, just as soon as you finish reading the blog, of course. Heh.)
Book still in your TBR pile? Maybe this review over at Stefan's Bookshelf will convince you to move it to the top. ;)
Everything Else
Max has been asked to be an Honor Patient for PCH's Miracles in Motion program, a training program for marathoners who will be running to raise money for PCH. Honor Patients are teamed with a runner and serve as that runner's inspiration - a reminder of why they are training so hard and why what they are doing is so important. Though we haven't met Max's runner yet, we are honored to be part of the program and delighted to be able to give back in some small way to the hospital that has done so much for Max. Once we've met Max's runner, I'll post a link to his or her fundraising page, and if you feel so moved, a donation would be a great way to honor Max and/or acknowledge Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
I have a couple of exciting announcements, but nothing I can share just yet, so in the meantime, I want to point you over to Episode 233 of DDOcast where I am interviewed about The Shard Axe by the uber-awesome Sig and Anne Trent. And that's only one small part of the episode - it's chock full of DDO goodness! So give it a listen! (Well, just as soon as you finish reading the blog, of course. Heh.)
Book still in your TBR pile? Maybe this review over at Stefan's Bookshelf will convince you to move it to the top. ;)
Everything Else
Max has been asked to be an Honor Patient for PCH's Miracles in Motion program, a training program for marathoners who will be running to raise money for PCH. Honor Patients are teamed with a runner and serve as that runner's inspiration - a reminder of why they are training so hard and why what they are doing is so important. Though we haven't met Max's runner yet, we are honored to be part of the program and delighted to be able to give back in some small way to the hospital that has done so much for Max. Once we've met Max's runner, I'll post a link to his or her fundraising page, and if you feel so moved, a donation would be a great way to honor Max and/or acknowledge Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
