The Dreaded Book Delay

on September 24, 2021

I was worried this might happen, and indeed it did! Due to the various 2021 factors the supply chain that brings in books printed overseas is getting backed up, and all sorts of books are getting delayed this fall and winter. I was hoping that we might get lucky with “The Tangled Web” but I just got the email – volume 3 is getting pushed back to December 7th this year. So, missing Halloween, sadly – but in time for the holidays, at least! So please go ahead and get your orders in! We’ll just have to make this a very spooky December!

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I finally sent out a newsletter!

on June 4, 2021

I’ve had that little sign-up form over in the sidebar for ages, but I finally resolved to start sending out a regular newsletter. It’s a mix of Margo news and life news from yours truly. I’m going to try to do one a month, so it shouldn’t burden your struggling inbox too much – If you’re interested, you can read the first one here, or sign up!

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Website trubbas

on May 4, 2021

Hey y’all, sorry about the website going up and down over the last couple weeks. I’m not sure what caused it, but my webhost is still working on sorting out the backend, and I can’t guarantee the site is up for good! I’m just hoping not too many recent posts or comments get wiped. Cross fingers….

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Hello from Tucson, Arizona

on July 4, 2020

If you didn’t hear, Eleanor and I packed a decent chunk of our worldly possessions into a rental RV and headed west to Tucson, Arizona. After Danny was born we were planning to spend a lot of 2020 traveling back and forth to spend time with Eleanor’s parents. When the pandemic started, all those plans went out the window. 

So we made a new plan to get Danny to his grandparents. We couldn’t afford to do anything to expose Elo’s folks (especially her 84-year-old grandmother) to Covid, so renting an RV and trying to avoid any stop other than gas stations seemed like the best method. We podded up with our friend Sophia, spent two weeks in deep quarantine in our house, then hit the road with Danny and our two cats. We spent a few night camping at national parks, a few nights in RV parks, caught flats twice on the blazing highways of the desert southwest, but eventually made it to our new house. We’ll be back in Athens eventually (some friends are staying in our house now) but we’ll be in Tucson until the pandemic is over. I’ll do another post about our new house soon!

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