IMPORTANT HIKU!!!

English Theory club
Meeting at 9 o'clock p.
on tuesday. noyer!



~Mark out~

Liars

Liars.

Amazon's Top 50 of 2005

Amazon's Top 50 editor's picks for 2005. And the editor's ficiton/lit choices. And the people's choices. An interesting twist: Anne Rice is in their list of the top ten Christian books.

New York Times Notables

The NYT Notable Books list is out.  Whatever the canon is (or is not, or is becoming), this list is one of the places that inclusion among Books People Respect can begin.

Begging the Question

This site does not do that, and they know what they're not doing, too.

writefight

i meant to post this earlier, but i forgot. here it is now.

writefight - they provide a title. you write a story based on the title. turn it in before the given deadline. whoever has the best story, based upon votes, wins. winners get nothing, only satisfaction. any other information you need can be found in the f.a.q.

i participated once. my story was pitiful, but it was fun, nonetheless. the site is based on songfight, which i participate in more than writefight. both sites pretty much rule. songfight is better known, though. it's been around for about five years, whereas writefight has only been up since april.

anyways, there you go.

BIG NEWS

November 17, 2005 – E-mail



Mark Pardue

English Theory Club

mbpardue@bsu.edu



Dear Mark:



The constitution of your organization, Ball State University English Theory Club, has been reviewed by the Student Activities Committee. The Committee requests that the following change(s) be made:



1) Article III, Resignation – Please identify what types of behavior would constitute resignation requested of a member. Also, clarify if the term ‘collective’ suggests the members present at the meeting or the total membership of the organization.



Upon receipt of the constitution, including the revisions stated above, recognition will be granted.



If I may assist you in this process or provide further explanation, please call me at 285-2621.



Sincerely,



Lynda Wiley, Director

Student Organizations and Activities



pc: Dennis Hoilman



LW:slm





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i finished nanowrimo. now, onward to pick up the shattered pieces of my life.


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Grade the Teacher

I'm developing a new online CV/resume. You are invited to catch my typos . . .

nanowrimo

if your involved, post your profile

mine is http://www.nanowrimo.org/userinfo.php?uid=88441

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Scott Adams Blogging on Writer's Block

I recently subscribed to Scott Anderson's blog with my faithful RSS reader.  (I use the free "lite" version hidden at the bottom of the page.  I always feel like the company is trying to mess with me when they have a perfectly good free version that they hide underneath the pay version.  Somehow I think that if they put the free version right out in the open, I'd feel more like the pay version had something in it that was worth the price.)  But I was saying: Scott Anderson's blog.  Anderson writes Dilbert, one of the great literary records of contemporary cubicle culture, and his blog is making me laugh.  Which I need to do: busy, rough days lately.  

Here, he writes about writer's block.  Scroll through entries to take a look at the cartoons his editors have asked him to change for publication.

NaNoWriMo Meter

NaNoWriMo meter, if you use Firefox. (You should be using Firefox.)

expo mag

i just bought an ad from expo mag and had a really cute girl design it for me (the cute girl was my fiancee) anyway, i have the file but im not allowed to show you.

look for it in the upcomming expo
~Mark out~

Google Print

My thoughts on Google Print, over at Stemwinder.