South Park Oliver
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Every time somebody opens their mouth they have an opportunity to do one of two things—connect or divide. Some people inherently divide, and some people inherently connect. Connecting is the most important thing, and actually an easy thing to do. I try to make a connection with someone every time I talk to them, because a connection can be made. People can be treated with respect. I'm shocked that there are so many people that live to divide. - Joss Whedon
About Me
- Kate
- I'm a writer of science fiction and fantasy and a homeschooling mom of two boys (secular Classical style). I also hold down a full-time job, but on top of all that I still manage to spend too much time on the Internet.
Random Books from my Library
Blogs I read
- Blather (Michael Lucas)
- Sharon Reamer
- Colin Harvey
- Making Light (Teresa Nielsen Hayden)
- Science Fiction & Fantasy Novelists
- Tor
- SF Novelists
- Animal Ovation (Lynn Sinclair)
- EJ Knapp
- Pub Rants (Kristin Nelson)
- Neil Gaiman
- Whatever (John Scalzi)
- George R. R. Martin
- Marie Brennan
- William Gibson
- Writers Beware Blogs
- Tobias S. Buckell
- The Antick Musings of G.B.H. Hornswoggler, Gent.
- James Lileks
- Jane Espenson
- Cinematic Titanic
- Higgaion
- Aamir Khan
- Ronin
- Gynomite!
- The Wilhelm Scream
- Silent Bob Speaks (Kevin Smith)
- Vigor and Candor
- Wil Wheaton
Blog Archive
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2005
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July
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- In which I rant (and you have been warned)
- The novel
- Juggling Cats
- At long last, rejection
- Willy Wonka, Willy Wonka, the Amazing Chocolateer
- Please, Severus...WHAT?
- A couple links
- South Park Quin
- South Park Oliver
- South Park Aidan
- South Park Me!
- Bored Now
- 11 Days to Go
- A Wee Bit More Live 8
- In which I am Fulfilled
- Still in pursuit of a-ha on Live 8
- Grrrrrrr
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July
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