Folks I'm writing the third part of my article about The privilege of writing daily (and the ableism of prescribing it).
It's going quite well, but it's longer than I expected, and I need to run and pick up the kid in a couple minutes. (I sort of knew this week was going to be hell, if you recall.)
Anyway, I want to do RIGHT by this article (and not put it up at 2am) so it will be going up tomorrow.
I should be able to get the Horror Novel/Novella nominations turned into a poll by this evening.
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