Busy morning here — I’ve got two radio segments to record and a TV show to write and tape. So if you’re looking for something to read, check out Pulp Engine. It’s a new magazine from my buddy Will Collier and his partner-in-crime, Lein Shory.
It’s good stuff.
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Found that site yesterday via Will’s place. I’ve only read his piece all the way through, but I’ve started Incandescent since Will recommended it. Both are or seem to be highly entertaining works. I really appreciated the translation of Castro from his metaphorical self to a literal one. That’s my convoluted way of avoiding any spoilers
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