It's Monday! And that means a Banter Latte roundup, which is a good thing, what since I'm on the travels and I want to be sure everyone has things with which they can enjoy the act of reading.
I'm a little bleary, you understand.
Anyhow! Let's talk about the last week on Banter L.
- Tuesday: Random: Interviewing Leather, Part Three: We have the next piece of the faux-New Journalism piece. With bonus naughty words!
- Wednesday: Storytelling: Antonio: The Calabite's Song: A full In Nomine based novella. There are some who might think this one somewhat dark.
- Thursday: Random: Mythology of the Modern World Extra: Calliope Jones and the Writer's Cusp: Some of you may possibly have seen this one before. It ties in at least somewhat with last Monday's "Why Can We Walk Past Beautiful Artwork Without Noticing It?"
- Friday: Protected: Theftworld Chapter Four: For those following along, the novel continues.
- Weekend: Sound Off: Travelopedia: What's the favorite place you've traveled to! Chime in and sound off!
- Monday: Mythology of the Modern World: Why is the sky over Los Angeles that particular color of yellowish grey? A new myth, in answer to a question Fade Manley posted on the open thread soliciting new myth topics. I have to admit, I kind of like this one.
I'll try to get some Websnark out over the next day or two, though do bear in mind I am off and away. But I am thinking of all of you and if you're very good, I might buy you a small toy to shut you up on the drive back to New Hampshire.
Can we stop at McDonalds, Eric? Huh? Huh, can we, pleeeeeease?
Am I the only one who keeps misreading that name as "Banter Lantern" and getting mental images of an overly talkative superhero?
Only one for "Banter Lantern," maybe. I get "Banner Latte" all the time, though, which doesn't even have an amusing image.
WP doesn't ever let me log in, so I'm commenting here.
I really, REALLY enjoyed Antonio. Your Alaemon made me a tremendously happy camper, so this was a wonderful little trip back to his corner of the Symphony. Thank you.