There are going to be some changes in my professional life. I took a job tonight that allows me to call myself a "former journalist," which feels really, really good. Let me tell you. To make a long story short, I have to find a place in Atlanta in the next three weeks, and then I'm going to be learning the ins and outs of a new job.
This means the my attentions to this blog may be spotty for the next few weeks, or even months, but I'm not going away. In fact, I've got plans to introduce interviews and other features to this blog which will make it even better, but right now most of my energy will be focused elsewhere. Please be patient and bear with me. You will be rewarded.
My Blog List
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Review: The World With a Thousand Moons - Edmond Hamilton - Edmond Hamilton continues to be one of my favorite authors of the sort of action-packed adventure science fiction I really enjoy. This novella originall...15 hours ago
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"Test Tube Baby" by Sam Fuller (1936) - *Test Tube Baby* is the second novel from Samuel Fuller (here credited as “Sam Fuller”). Published in 1936 by Godwin, Publishers, it is among the rarest o...1 year ago
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Yes, this is a commercial. (I'm so sorry.) - A lot of people consider it low class when authors are constantly pimping their own books. Yup. I get it. And I try not to put people on the spot. On ...6 years ago
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Bill "AJ" Hayes Remembered - *TEAM PLAYER - AJ HAYES* *An entry in the recent Watery Grave Invitational* Just a trace bar lost in the north desert near Albuquerque. Summer thunder ozo...10 years ago
4 comments:
Hope you find a place quickly and that the transition is a smooth one. Congratulations.
Good luck, Nathan. And we look forward to seeing you back at the top of your game, blog-wise.
I too became a “former journalist” a while back and yes, it does feel good. I write a few freelance book reviews occasionally but that’s for sheer pleasure, just as I assume this blog is a labor of love for you. Good luck on the career move.
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