So far this morning I have hauled trash to the town dump, gone shopping (for soap and cat food), ordered a copy of The Beasts of Love from Wheatland Press for some deserving person who is too cheap to buy one, and cleaned the oven. Just another day in the glamorous life of A Author.
Now I am trying to write with a kitten chewing on my fingers, and once again, to enliven a LiveJournal post, I must fall back upon dinosaurs. The comic book being the inevitable bastard child of newspaper comic strips and pulp magazines, it should come as no surprise to anybody that dinosaurs infested both media. Probably, if dinosaurs hadn't actually existed (and some goofy creationists -- if "goofy creationists" isn't redundant -- think that's so), people working in the comics and the pulps would just have invented them.
Here, anyway, are half a dozen lurid images from time immemorial, otherwise known as the 1930s and '40s.
Steven Utley - Dinosaur time, cont.
01 December 2007 @ 10:55 am
Dinosaur time, cont.
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Dear Mr. Utley,
How are you? Seem to have settled into your new digs here and done some decorating..hung curtains...looking good! And good to read you too :)
I live the life of the student and full-time wage earner now, so there is not much room for anything but everyday stuff and studying, writing papers and the like.
After Math Exam on 12/10, the semester ends...ahhhhh! Time to look around and wonder just what I use to fill my time with? It will be a nice to have a few weeks off before plunging into the next semester.
Susan
How are you? Seem to have settled into your new digs here and done some decorating..hung curtains...looking good! And good to read you too :)
I live the life of the student and full-time wage earner now, so there is not much room for anything but everyday stuff and studying, writing papers and the like.
After Math Exam on 12/10, the semester ends...ahhhhh! Time to look around and wonder just what I use to fill my time with? It will be a nice to have a few weeks off before plunging into the next semester.
Susan
It's good to hear from you -- and a relief, too. When I e-mailed you a week or two ago, the Yahoo failure-to-delivery demon mocked me with regrets. "Sorry, never heard of the dame."
Tennessee is settling into another damp, gray, chilly winter. You know what those are like: not really wintry by Great Lakes standards, but, still, a great excuse to brew a hot drink, encourage the cats to snuggle close, and watch a movie not titled Scott of the Antarctic. This LiveJournal set-up may be a real boon when I get snowed in (snowed in by local standards, I mean), so please keep in touch.
Tennessee is settling into another damp, gray, chilly winter. You know what those are like: not really wintry by Great Lakes standards, but, still, a great excuse to brew a hot drink, encourage the cats to snuggle close, and watch a movie not titled Scott of the Antarctic. This LiveJournal set-up may be a real boon when I get snowed in (snowed in by local standards, I mean), so please keep in touch.
I like the first Amazing cover. Someone's getting a good lunch.
I could do with a little more amazing fantastic wonder in my everyday life.
