Tuesday, March 20, 2007
About Me
- Name: Maureen McHugh
- Location: United States
I'm a writer with four novels and more than two dozen short stories published. The best known is probably my novel China Mountain Zhang. A collection of my short stories, called Mothers and Other Monsters, was published by Small Beer Press in July '05.
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Eat Our Brains The brain child of Steve Gould.
Chrononaut Log David Moles smart and funny observations. Actually, what I really love about his log is the design, which fills me with envy.
Pen in Hand I've known Karen for years, but didn't know that in addition to being a writer and a journalist and a volunteer at the local raptor center, she is also a beautiful illustrator. The most beautiful blog I follow.
Austin Kleon It seems absurd to talk about this blog without including any images, but lets just say it's fun, sharp and graphical.
Not a Journal (Except Now It Is) If this were a blog, it would be about Small Beer and Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet, except it's not a blog. Except it really is.
6 Comments:
Yay! Congrats on the story and the stool! And I'll see you at Readercon!
Maureen goes from triumph to triumph! Soon she will stand atop the bar stools and address the multitude. Hurrah!
And what I will say, is, "The bar stools were on sale!"
I ran AggieCon V. While you're there, dogo see Hal Hall and the Sterling C. Evans Library SF collection. It's cool.
Congratulations!
I bought a rain jacket yesterday, which made my evening.
I suppose AggieCom doesn't have anything to do with agriculture?
Well, AggieCon is really really tenuously connected to agriculture. It's a sci-fi convention at Texas A&M whose football team is called the Aggies because like Ohio State, it has a strong history of agricultural studies.
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