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Mistakes Were Made
Apr. 24th, 2008 08:43 pmWhew.
Reader KT kindly pointed out to me that in the interview I did with Robert Thompson at Fantasy Book Critic I reference Danish king Vladimir when in fact, of course, his name was Valdemar. As a person of Danish-American ethnicity I know this, and yet it slipped right past me and my lying eyes. Wah.
Also, in the comments section of my slightly tongue-in-cheek recent post at SFFNovelists on My Manifesto, I broke Rule #3 of the Interwebs: Never make any statement about Robert Heinlein or his work that could be remotely construed as derogatory. Gee, any one of you could have guessed how that would turn out!
However, in the words of the immortal Donald Rumsfeld, free people are free to make mistakes.
Meanwhile, I am working in my slow and crawling way and preoccupied thereby.
Reader KT kindly pointed out to me that in the interview I did with Robert Thompson at Fantasy Book Critic I reference Danish king Vladimir when in fact, of course, his name was Valdemar. As a person of Danish-American ethnicity I know this, and yet it slipped right past me and my lying eyes. Wah.
Also, in the comments section of my slightly tongue-in-cheek recent post at SFFNovelists on My Manifesto, I broke Rule #3 of the Interwebs: Never make any statement about Robert Heinlein or his work that could be remotely construed as derogatory. Gee, any one of you could have guessed how that would turn out!
However, in the words of the immortal Donald Rumsfeld, free people are free to make mistakes.
Meanwhile, I am working in my slow and crawling way and preoccupied thereby.