Oi one and all.
Let’s start with some good news. Signups the past few weeks have been good. We are redesigning the site so the front looks like an organic litmag that exposes the best new pieces. That will take some time but we’re on it. We’ll keep you posted and take any and all suggestions into consideration. It’s Litmocracy after all.
I have more work to offer. No one has claimed the script and I need a book ghost written, another one beyond the Alien book. Is a life story and is very interesting. Contact me @ deminizer13 at yahoo dot com for details or post in freelance and I’ll find you.
On a side note, it’s Dave’s Birthday so some harrumphs and toasts in his general direction would be cool. I’m doing both. He’s not old yet, but I for one hope he gets there. [But they do let me drink and drive! --Dave]
We’re working on a book signing to go with 99 Burning’s LA gigs circa October. We’ll keep you posted as this develops. This is likely to be a Web of Destruction kick off party of some form and I’d like to meet any and all Litmock members when we’re out there.
Also, on the Web of Destruction+Midnight In America film front, I am headed to meet with the heads of the New Mexico Film Commission to see how they’re going to help us. Keep you posted there as well. Meantime, Julianyway and TheresaJean are making money working on freelance work from Litmock and having fun doing so. Julia is building a Litmock portfolio which I find awesome. I learned my lesson and began doing so a long time ago, and, well, life is mo’ better.
Well, this has been a positive message from a generally aggravated guy, but watching Senator Bunning call Bernanke a Socialist and question whether or not he woke up in France this morning, then watching Reichmeister Paulson get raked for being a power grubber really made my day more than making money off of the politicians being idiots, which we also did today. All in all, it was a good day. I was going to talk sadly about the damage done to the environment and the oil consumed in the Iraq war as they tell us we need to conserve to save the planet and the economy, but I’ll wait.
For now,
Adios,
Don
