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Wind/Water/Salt  Chapters 31-51: (Still)  Need to take up comments and revise.  Synopsis:  Maybe I should post it for comments.  Had a glimmering of what to do with Fairfax next.  Persephone  (probably not its real name): More new words in threads -- like scenes that connect together with other stuff around them, which is how this seems to want to be written.  Short Stories:  Yup, worked on one.  Critted  8  Got back   8  Posted something that got rejected by the rather specific market I wrote it for, so I don't know what to do with it; also got a crit on something minutes before I sent it to the library!  Submissions  0  Out there  0  Rejects  0 Knitting Anna Maria  (Faroe Island Knits). I was a couple of inches from the armholes at the start of the month. The body is now done.  Knitloops  (Knitty SS2021). Worked a bit on the first one, let it sit for a few weeks, came back to it and started over because it was fraught with issues. Watched the video and realized the utility of the

LHC #131: "Cloud and Ashes: three winter's tales" by Greer Ilene Gilman.  Hard copy. A bit of work, but worth the effort. I can imagine wanting to have a hard copy of this that you just leave by your bed and flip through sometimes and read a few pages and see connections. It connected to so much stuff, really cool. I started this before #128 actually, and indeed finished it last.  I found myself doing sort of the same thing I do when I read something in French: read along for a little while, then do a sort of summary of what's going on. Much like reading poetry perhaps.  LHC #132: "This is how you lose the time war" by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone. Went by very fast! This deserves all the accolades it's gotten, I loved the way it wrapped around on itself by the end.  " Karate Canada Technical Manual Level 1". Lent to me by my sensei. Really interesting, if you're into this sort of thing.  LHC #133: "The Prey of Gods" by Nicky