I’ve switched over to Feedly for my RSS reader (because of Google closing down Reader), which doesn’t seem to respect my tab formatting here. Alas; I spent an inordinate amount of time getting those right. Then again, I don’t think … Continue reading →

Hello, people I actually know! I hope you become regulars. I’ve done some interesting things behind the curtain here lately, in an effort to get myself a little higher in the Google rankings for the query ‘many words’1 which I’ll … Continue reading →

I keep my writing in a mercurial repository that runs on the web server which runs this site. I’ve apparently been quite bad at getting writing from my multiple computers committed and pushed, because I’m missing both #7 and #10. … Continue reading →

So, sitting here watching my hometown Penguins get shellacked, blown out, slaughtered, or whichever euphemism you like, I figured I’d write a bigger annotation than usual. It’s that van der Hoek guy again. He may not be in such good … Continue reading →

Another shorty. I’ve had some time to write these last two days, so we ought to be returning to longer updates later on. Look for a weekend update post this Sunday or so. Some things are afoot.

Apologies for the short update. The lengths of my posts are strongly correlated with the amount by which I’ve managed to get ahead since the last update, and this weekend, including as it did a lot of socializing, didn’t have … Continue reading →

I’m not actually sure just what the secret of the Dutchman’s Cross is yet. I know the broad strokes, but I haven’t quite filled them in.

A very happy birthday to my mother today. In Many Words-related news, the has opened for official business with a post from author John Brimlow, detailing the A-10C Warthog he’s been flying in lately. You can expect similar posts from … Continue reading →

Thrill, as I go into maddening detail about zeppelin carrier ops! Cannon has apparently not yet developed much genre-savviness when it comes to thinking things like, “What could go wrong?” I’m still ahead on writing this, and it’s a liberating … Continue reading →

Sticking ‘commentary’ in front of these titles renders them what I’d consider to be unnecessarily long, so I figure I’ll drop the ‘Nathaniel Cannon and the’. One of the things that Crimson Skies didn’t provide was the thrill of airborne … Continue reading →