Once there was a man who was Thursday. He battled shady shades and hot-air balloons. That sort of thing is for tomorrow, though, so for now, let's see what's happening in more sensical today-like matters.David Galef, former Ole Miss faculty member and occasional lender of James Tiptree, Jr. stories, has won the Dzanc Contest for Short Story Collections.
Mary Gaitskill talks with The Believer about Buffy, wives, and blue bird romances. [via LHB]
Stephen King on Twilight, and the safety of it's sex.
A blogger attempts the impossible task of aggregating links concerning Neil Gaiman's recent flurry of interviews (brought about by his winning the Newberry Medal for The Graveyard Book).
And finally, for teenagers of a pictorial proclivity, the ALA has released a list of their favorite graphic novels for Teens.
Happy Wednesday, readers. I will try, in the future, to not be absent for so long as I have been. Also, if you see a hot air balloon following you, don't try to understand it. Just run faster.
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