(Yeah, that’s somewhat provocatively tongue-in-cheek…)
OK, maybe someone can explain this to me: I’ve been trying to post to a mailing list for the past few days, after a long time during which posting was no problem. It now looks like the mail is getting stuck — and it’s because gmail can’t verify that mail is [...]
This is mostly to try out an external blogging application that I have installed on my Linux laptop. (It’s the same object as the Windows object, just dual-booting into Ubuntu Dapper Linux.)
OK, as John suggested, I’ve linked to the atom feed from the sidebar. Some problems with formatting on the page (have to finally learn ::wikipedia(”CSS”,”CSS”):: I suppose), but I have to trudge off to the disc mines now…
As many of you know, I’ve been working for a long time on publishing my father’s novel, Troika. Unfortunately, it’s being released posthumously, though he did get to see a near-final printed copy. The text is now ready to roll, pending one fix that’s had me stuck for a few months.
There's more at josephzitt.com.
From the author of 19th Nervous Breakdown: Making Human Connections in the Landscape of Commerce
"Customers have told me that I approach bookselling like a ministry. Sometimes I find people exactly what they want; I hope that sometimes I find what they need. And helping the store make a profit is probably a good thing, too. But what I look for is the human contact, the communication, the chance to help people leave the store happier than they came in."