Looks Like They're Here!

[dr_phil_physics]

Reliable Reports Say...

That the oft-delayed Writers of the Future Volume XXIV, featuring as its first story, "A Man in the Moon" by Dr. Philip Edward Kaldon, illustration by William Ruhlig, is now showing up in brick-and-mortar bookstores, as well as the online stores.

Two people have sightings with evidence: Al Bogdan's and... oops, that one's a protected LJ entry. (Why? Set it free! Or let me post the picture of your fiance.)

I need to get to a bookstore and see for myself. (grin)

So what are you waiting for?

Dr. Phil

Comments

[wendyb-09.livejournal.com]

I'll stalk the local Borders some time this week and see what I can see...

[dr-phil-physics.livejournal.com]

Several people have reported that their local bookstore of whatever flavor had two copies on the shelf.

How hard is it to sneak up on and stalk a Borders?

Dr. Phil

[wendyb-09.livejournal.com]

Not hard at all, I've done it several times when looking for your buddy's books. That's how I got the shot of Marjorie's book back over Labor Day.

Oh, and I see now I have to try and read the scrambled bggs before I can reply huh. Thanks I get for supporting your site all this time...

::big sigh, goes off make sense of the nonsense::

[dr-phil-physics.livejournal.com]

????

Dr. Phil

[wendyb-09.livejournal.com]

When I clicked to reply the last time, I got one of those little security window thingieswith the crooked, broken letters that ordered me to type in the two nonsense words before it would process my reply.

And my comment should have read scrambled EGGS (typo).

[dr-phil-physics.livejournal.com]

Thought maybe that's what you meant. So I checked my setup and CAPTCHA is turned OFF. So I dunno. Maybe LJ thinks you're special.

Dr. Phil