Hey everyone! I’ve started trying out a new thing. That new thing is called “waking up.” So far, I have had modest success. I’m almost awake right now!<\/p>\n
But as a comedian in all seriousness, writing time is scarce. I’m trying something bold, in order to have more then 30 scattered minutes a day, and it’ll amount to a fairly big lifestyle change. Going to bed early (I’m a night owl) and getting up early (I like sleeping in) is going to be strange as hell.<\/p>\n
I have, in case I haven’t mentioned this, started a new work. I have lots to talk about in the pre-writing stages (more on that later). It’s been challenging and strange to say the least.<\/p>\n
In the meantime, Emily Schultz<\/a><\/span>! I truly enjoyed her novel Men Walking On Water<\/a><\/span>, and the conversation we had about it. You might know Emily from her previous book The Blondes<\/a><\/span>, or from Joyland Magazine<\/a><\/span>…or perhaps from her novel of the same name<\/a>,<\/span> which was also the name of a novel by Stephen King<\/a><\/span>. This led to some people purchasing Emily’s novel when, in fact, they meant to purchase Stephen’s. Not sure how one buys a novel by the wrong author, but anyway, it led to Emily’s entertaining Spending The Stephen King Money tumblr<\/a><\/span>.<\/p>\n We also have a first for Get Lit – a guest reviewer! Scott Neigh is the host of Talking Radical Radio<\/a><\/span>,\u00a0which airs on various Canadian community stations, coast to coast. A logical person \u00a0to review L.A. Kauffmann’s “Direct Action: Protest and the Reinvention of American Radicalism<\/a><\/span>.” Enjoy the show!<\/p>\n