What does your daily writing routine look like, in terms of scheduling tasks (i.e. 9-10: edit; etc.)?

What does your daily writing routine look like, in terms of scheduling tasks (i.e. 9-10: edit; etc.)?

Answer here

What was your favorite birthday gift?

No idea - I can't even remember my birthday from this year - and that was last week.

Go on, ask another - I dare you.

What's your favorite drink?

Manhattan.

Go on, ask another - I dare you.

If you could eat dinner with any person, dead or alive, who would it be and where would you go?

Alfred Hitchcock at 21 Club (of course!)

Go on, ask another - I dare you.

If you could have the starring role in one movie what would it be?

An existing film (La Jetée, probably) or a potential film (anything w/o dialogue!)?

Go on, ask another - I dare you.

Test!?

(Given the underwhelming response to yesterday's post, I have concluded that I must be all alone here on my blog, sort of like in Richard Matheson's I Am Legend except instead of vampires, I'm surrounded by a whole lot of no one.)

"B*rthday," the dirtiest word

I despise the b-word, I really do; the last thing I'd ever take pleasure in is this annual reminder of my inevitable expiry date.

Nevertheless, today is "my" day - which, incidentally, coincides with the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing (happy frikkin D-Day to me) - thusly, I humbly request presents via my brand new "Donate" widget at the top-right of this page.

As a perpetually-starving student, a decent meal is all I ask - so donate a sandwich or something, yeah? I promise that I'll christen my next meal with your name. Alternately, you're welcome to visit my Amazon wish list, because a decent meal only goes so far.