Baaah! We had a great day with our foot yesterday. Dug our cane out of the closet, we did. And today is going to be another great day. Just a fab day. Here comes the sun and everything. Fuckers.
In Israel it looks like Gadi Eisenkot is going to get first crack at forming a government. Which is not unexpected. On paper he has 67 MKs. We shall see. Should Eisenkot succeed, we won't worry. You know, Bibi, we can't miss you if you won't go away.
The things.
We spent all week working on the 1066 story, For Want of an Arrow. We've written through the first Norman attack on the English army. So far, so good. For Want of an Arrow is 3,000 words.
We've read through two thirds of World War 1990: The Managua Campaign. We are generally pleased, but we are nagged by a few things. The plot jumps from 'disaster in Cuba' to 'we've gathered a Pan American coalition' rather quickly. World War 1990: The Managua Campaign is 52,000 words.
After the Last Bomb: Stories of the Great Nuclear War of 1975 is being edited. We'll get the MS next week.
We think an alien invasion novel is a dead end.
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