So there I was, screaming at this old lady I didn't know. You have to picture the scene. It's late afternoon and I'm driving to the gym, a medical fitness center affiliated with a local hospital. I'm about to turn into the
I think most people know me as a fairly laid-back guy in person, never getting too exercised or losing my cool, even when someone's being a jerk to me. If that's your opinion, then you've never worked in an office with me. Seriously. Ask
Harlan Ellison™, increasingly irrelevant for years, is now entirely so, as his trademark grope of Connie Willis at Saturday's Hugo Awards ceremony demonstrated. I would have mentioned this in my upcoming Worldcon report, but I didn't want to gloss over the incident in the course of
They call it Monster.com for a reason . . . From: Ed O'Reilly To: bill@shunn.net Subject: outstanding Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2001 13:48:14 -0500 Good morning, I have reviewed your resume and I like what I see. I have an outstanding position for you with on
Halsted's entry about the SAG commercial actors' strike reminds me of an incident from my past that used to be part of my memoir but is one of those bits that has ended up on the cutting-room floor—not because it was a bad bit of writing,
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