Saturday January 25, 2014 Woke up during the night, and realized I didn't hate anyone.
***Picked up three books on writing from Southeast Library:
August Derleth, Writing Fiction, 1946. First impression (after skimming): mostly of historical interest.
Donald Maass, Writing 21st Century Fiction, 2012. I doubt this will last the rest of the 21st century; I expect it to be outdated in 20 years. But looks useful for now.
Walter Mosley, This Year You Write Your Novel, 2007.
***From http://politicalwire.com:
"In an attempt to prevent same-sex marriages in Oklahoma, state Rep. Mike Turner (R) is considering stopping all marriages, News 9 reports."
More accurately, he wants to get the state government completely out of the marriage business.
***From The Cedar Cultural Center's newsletter, 1/23:
An A List pick by Rick Mason in City Pages: "SBassekou Kouyate completely revolutionized the ngoni, an ancient West African oblong lute traditionally used to accompany a singer. Kouyate plugged in, attached a strap and stepped out in front of an entire ensemble of ngonis, added a wah-wah pedal, bent notes with a bluesman's finesse, and peppered traditional Malian music with bits of rock, funk, jazz, and bluegrass...."
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