Is it a big deal that I applied to write for technorati.com (with the ability to use my adsense code on articles I write for them, plus repost them back home once they're posted), and was accepted, or should I be checking my pockets?

http://www.facebook.com/m.odanu (via shareaholic) (where you guys can find my Facebook page)

I have no problem with description, with plotting, with nifty narrative, but when it comes to writing a truly convincing, internally coherent villain, I suck. Maybe I ought to write a story about the villain, one in which he becomes more villainous and not less, (or she, let's be real) and really work on motivations and character for him/her. As an exercise. Just for fun (or for profit).

Too many stories I really want to write are lacking in suitable villains. It's also why I was a lousy GM. Sigh. Done noodling for the evening. Really want to get some sleep, but not sure I can shut off my g-dmd brain.

Smashwords- yes, no, or sometimes, and why?

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All done. Home sphere blog is set up as odanudancing and political blog is set up as odanuwalking

I tested the user names and they direct to the syndicated feeds like they're supposed to. Your wishes are my commands :-)

I am no longer linking my blogs to my LiveJournal. This is really my personal space, so I want to keep updates here between "me and you". If you like what I've been posting, please feel free to add either blog (or both! Both is really, really good) to your RSS feed.

My blog on the "home sphere" and reviews of books, movies, places, and events is here:

Am I the Only One Dancing?

My blog on all things political and occasionally political-philosophical is here:

Walking Upstream

Not taking my journal back to friends only, just some posts, but just trying to make all the cross linking a little less nightmarish.

Those of you who know my "real name" are welcome to Facebook me, I'm @odanu on twitter as well (mostly retells and links to my articles, but that's what I have time for).

We return you now to your regularly scheduled web browsing.