Monthly Archives: April 2004
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Epochal changes, or we don’t live there anymore Just heard that, following the recent announcement that David Pringle was leaving Interzone after 22 years, that Gardner Dozois is stepping as editor of Asimov’s after 19 years! I’m in shock. Dozois is/has been our most important editor and will be very sorely missed. Reports are that … Continue reading
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What I did on my holidays Work. Nah, that’s not strictly true. I had two weeks (mostly) away from my main place of work when I got to get taxes done, finish up last year’s books, play with my kids, and get a little reading done. The best things about the time off were not … Continue reading
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Progress Well, it’s 10.35pm on Sunday night and I’ve just finished the corrections to the US edition of the Locus Awards anthology, which I started 7.30pm Thursday. That’s 200,000 words. Whew. Now I’ve got to transpose the corrections from the US edition on to the galley of the Australian edition, send the US pages back, … Continue reading