Expression Engine, which is the CMS that runs this here blog, has some nifty features, among them the ability to make entries expire and thus disappear from view. This is great if I’m running a contest. This is not great if I expect to remember anything, because if it’s not floating in front of my eyes, I do not remember it. So, much flogging of Sarah commences now.
And also, awarding of prizes! The winner of the Biking Vulva Contest is:
Star Opal for “The Heart Shaped Box” by Cella DeVenus. Tight passages indeed. I have to remember to use that one.
You win a $25 gift certificate to Powell’s or Amazon, your choice, and the CD audio book of Christina Dodd’s Some Enchanted Evening.
Congratulations, and my apologies for being a completely absent minded, forgetful fruitcake of a person this month.
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TracyS - that must have been the blizzard in 1990? It was the only time I remember school being closed (I was in college at the time) for snow in years...Our school closed more often if it got too cold…
The book has a US publisher now. Beaufort Books has also bought (optioned? what’s the right word?) the sequel.
I thought that kid was queefing, but it was a boy, right?
queefing?? What’s queefing?? At least one of those little leaguers was a girl.
Unfortunately, that’s not very much snow for MN!
Um, I think that…
The Meltzer video is funny, clever and classy! It’s hard to believe that the book is bad, given his skill in handling criticism.
Of course the computer ate my first post which was so much more eloquent than this one will be, but here it goes.
I LOVE how Meyers handled this entire situation. Her chapters were leaked. Her readers/fans forwarded/read/perpetuated…
