How To Live On the Moon

[selenite0]

Pyramid just published my article The Omniscient Eye: How Can I Live on the Moon?. This is the latest installment of their "experts" column, recently revived. If you're a subscriber, check it out. If not, be one, they have lots of great RPG material.

Comments

[aota.livejournal.com]

Congrats on the article. I liked it.

[selenite.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

Congratulations!!!

[newblksusan.livejournal.com]

I saw this on Tygerr's friends' page some time ago and am sorry that it took this long to congratulate you (but this is what life is like courtesy of the Allen County (Indiana) Public library service---patrons only get 60 minutes on the Internet, which in a way I LIKE --- it gurantees that I don't waste unnecessary time surfing and those all my Internet use is for typing stuff that I deem as meaningful and necessary. . .yes: I think it is NECESSARY to congratulate folks for getting their work published! Yes, I do!).

Can't say that I'll have much of a need for a subscription to Pyramid, but I'll see if the library can make use of one so I can read your article! Tee hee!

Congrats, again! I'm impressed that you're an engineer who is not only well read, but one who will MAKE THE TIME (which is what it is all about, really) to do some creative writing, too!

Hip-hip-hooray!

Re: Congratulations!!!

[selenite.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I wouldn't recommend Pyramid for a library, it's too narrow an interest. But if you want to see my creative side they do have one of my articles available free:
http://www.sjgames.com/pyramid/sample.html?id=5122

Re: Merci beaucoup! Didn't know I had one of your "quirks"

[newblksusan.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I just printed it out and am looking forward to reading it!

I didn't know I was autophobic (enjoy being around people ---even strangers! I guess I can blame that on my years of being a journalist since the majority of the folks I'd meet, every day, were strangers and --- gasp! I had to TALK to them, too! LOL!!).

Ok, gotta run as the computer time is running out. . .

I can't believe these kids who were sitting and playing on the computer next to me as in three boys where one of them just asked me: "Is a male a boy or a girl?"

OK: I was straight and told them it's a 'boy,' but I almost wanted to say, "It depends. .." but they were so young (like probably five years old or younger) & I didn't feel like confusing them. . .

Tee hee!!

[filkferengi]

Congratulations!