More on RWA

1. Laundry
2. Grocery Shopping (sent SB)
3. Clean Eh. More or less.
4. Launch Party Invite List (made headway, about half done)
5. Plane Tickets to Atlanta
6. CP Read
7. Write SSG2.
8. Go to friend’s birthday party.
9. Return Brazilian contract.
10. Send out mail.
11. Go to Staples and pick up stuff to make an office.

Okay… I need to get a move on on some of this stuff, obviously. Why is it so frickin expensive to fly to Georgia, I ask you!

Very interesting convo in the comments trail of the last post. I love the idea of PANRebels… but really, who has time? The blog thing is good for conversation, it’s true, but it’s not like a list. In a blog, there is always someone who owns the conversation, because they own the blog. And alas, Julie, I can write as fast as I want, but SSG2 still won’t be out until July ’07.
By the way, rachel, they won’t let you go PRO. A friend of mine who tried to join after she sold her book but before she got her contract was told she wasn’t eligible. And finally, Heather, they *do* have PRO Mentors. Jenny Crusie is one and um… well, I think that’s it. I think it’s a very very special and specific privilege they provide for… well, after that I start getting confused about the politics. Maybe for past national PRO Liaisons? I dunno. Allison Brennan suggested I join PASIC, but I’m against the idea of joining yet ANOTHER chapter just so I can talk to published folk. I’m already a member of four: WRW, MRW, TARA, and CLW.

Ah well, who needs active lists at this point in my career? I have an awesome stable of writer friends to turn to whenever I need advice. So it’s not me. It’s the principle of the thing. There are others who don’t have a very supportive local chapter full of pubbed authors, who don’t have the whole Otto Roundtable, who don’t have my awesomely supportive agent. PAN should be revitalized on THEIR account.