A little bit of backup-ception brought the site down today. It’s fixed now.

I’ve heard it claimed limericks don’t lend themselves to dark subjects. In the spirit of “don’t tell me what to do!”, I present two depressing examples1. In a town by the shore—Port Mahoning— Once lived a young girl—Ida Douning. She … Continue reading →

An email showed up in my inbox a week or two ago, saying that Google would give me a $100 AdWords credit for spending $25. Since that’s basically a free $75, I could hardly say no. It’s been interesting watching … Continue reading →

The odds of anyone noticing this are pretty slim, but I’m sort of pretend-livetweeting the Super Bowl. The link is over there on the right. Or @JayGSlater, if you’re that lazy.

Today and tomorrow, I’m going to be wrapping up my final personal editing pass on We Sail Off To War. Concurrently, I’m looking for an editor to give it a serious once-over. Since I already have the cover, and a … Continue reading →

Last night was hectic, and I ended up without time to type. We’ll be back on Friday.

Story posts will resume on Friday, and I’ve been productive lately with the writing. Good to see that the place didn’t burn down while I was away.

On this day on which we mark the birth of the savior of all mankind, best wishes to all of you who read this.

I’ll be on a break from now until January 4th. There will be content in between, similar to last year’s Bastogne AAR.

I had intended to restart story posts today, but I’m going to leave it until Friday. One thing led to another, and I ended up without the time to type up the entry. If it’s any consolation, dedicated readers, I’ll … Continue reading →