Lili Saintcrow @lilithsaintcrow@raggedfeathers.com

Wow.

Joe Goldberg is a very angry man.

I'm going to try Kepnes's "You" again.

Update: I found some damn coffee. Now I need to find a book and the couch, in that order.

Dogs let me sleep in a whole hour.

Where's the fucking coffee?

Finished reading Caroline Kepnes’s “Providence.” The best way to spend a recovery day: on the sofa with a book.

Help, I've fallen into a Savage Garden Youtube hole and I can't struggle free.

Don't want to either.

Sometimes, I'd even say "What would Joan Wilder do?" (Answer: "she'd find something to use for toilet tissue and get going, so wipe and grab your weapon, girl.")

ANYWAY, if I ever thought of being a writer, I thought of being like Joan Wilder. It never occurred to me I actually could until I had to support two small kids on my own.

(Unless it's Stranger than Fiction, which is awesome. "I bought you flours...")

And still, STILL, there's no better and truer film sequence showing what it's like to be a writer than the beginning of Romancing the Stone.

Very little gets me dancing faster than Billy Ocean can.

I still love Romancing The Stone. I love Jewel of the Nile a little less, but it has this song, which makes up for it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n3sUWR4FV4

Totally going to play this song on repeat when I write my next werewolf: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3wKzyIN1yk

I just want to clean my house and watch trashy movies all day.

My second attempt at masa harina cornbread is underway. Pray for us all.

I haven't been in a "sing the Gin Blossoms" mood for YEARS, but driving home today, I found myself belting out "Pieces of the Night."

Nostalgia strikes again.

I suppose I should go and try not to work on my day off no matter how itchy I feel.

This is NOT Vellum's fault; they were using Kindlegen. It's pretty clear Amazon wanted things this way. The extra annoyance for self and indie publishers is a bonus as far as the 'Zon is concerned.