Just now my roommate-for-the-weekend informed me that both Superman and Batman’s mothers were named Martha.
It’s a shame that I currently have no plans to have children. Because maybe he/she would save publishing.
curiouser & curiouser
- Woot! RT @molly_oneill Yesterday I finished reading MISTWOOD. It's full of smart, unexpected twists & turns-great 4 fans of GRACELING! 9 hours ago
- I can't even tell you how much I love TIME YOU LET ME IN. I get goosebumps every time I open it. Take a look! http://bit.ly/a2qpe9 10 hours ago
- OOooh, Frightened Rabbit is playing Webster Hall in April. Now, which friends can I strongarm into going with me? 13 hours ago
- I just snort-laughed at this. RT @FakeAPStylebook Chthulu - Ahhhhhhhhh! Noooooooo! AHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH! 13 hours ago
- A peek at Greenwillowite desks is up on the blog today! http://greenwillowblog.com 13 hours ago
You already know this
But I'll say it anyway. Opinions expressed here are, of course, my own and not representative of the company for which I work.
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January 30, 2010 at 9:36 am
Martha
Martha, I have two kids. If they are publishing’s only hope, we’d better get ready for books that have detachable pillows and chocolate dispensers. Wait…that would probably work!
February 2, 2010 at 1:10 am
Martha Flynn
Crapola – I have also written off children. Now I’ll have to rethink it.
February 14, 2010 at 10:13 am
Janet Reid
Do you have a cat? The cat might save publishing! (Wait! There’s a book in that!)