To Do
To Do (Jerz's Literacy Weblog)5: The number of proposals I've sent off in the last 24 hours. (Well, one I had drafted weeks ago, and another consisted of me answering the phone and saying "Yes," but still.... )
Feels like a pretty good day.
To do:
Additional work on major interactive-fiction article I've had to set aside due to teaching demands
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