Red Room Where the Writers Are

...or so I thought. 

Here it is Friday and I obviously have decided (it being a full six days after the fact) that this is not the year to try to write a novel in a month. What a relief!

Callender and Edney, in their book "Introducing Time," write: "In addition to the physical time measured by various clocks, there is also psychological time" (2004,

Here it is November first and I'm having a raging internal argument about NaNoWriMo 2008. I had just about decided that there wasn't a novel in me, and then I discovered Red Room 10 days ago.

When I'm asked, "How was your flight?" I say, "Good.  We didn't die."

It is just incredible how the historical speed has increased and how the time span of western political thinking is dominated by the here and now.

When I set up this blog, my intention was to arise, refreshed in mind and body, from my bed every morning and sit down, with my second cuppa close at hand, and write something .  Not necessarily

Have ever asked yourself how did Einstein discover the equation: E=mc2? Why did this equation make him so famous?

Let’s tell the story based on true characters…