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I'm still on writing retreat hiatus, but so as not to leave your Living RomCom appetite entirely unslaked, I offer you this news item from Japan that is its own comment, in an amusingly perverse fashion, on the contemporary state of writing and publishing.
Momentary oddity or wave of the future? You decide.
Happy Post-Independence Day!
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Went to the link. Read the article. Laughed. Thanks Billy.
Getting one's work printed on toilet paper -- that author must be so proud! (sarcasm)
Gives new meaning to the term, "disposible art."
(ok, now I'm just feeling it)
Hope you're having a great time at your writing retreat.
- E.C. Henry from Bonney Lake, WA
Posted by: E.C. Henry | July 05, 2009 at 04:41 PM