I'm still in the middle of transferring content to this blog, so bear with me. In the meantime, I've added a couple of cool new features. Those of you who haven't taken the plunge on Dust now have a link to an exclusive EIGHT CHAPTER PREVIEW located in the Books section. You may also notice something peculiar in the upper right-hand corner of the blog page. What is that little thing? Well, I can tell you that it might cause some trouble with a future publisher if I let it hang around up there too awfully long, but I say <evoking the tone of a one Jeremy Clarkson> rubbish! If they want to change it later one, fine, but I'm going to keep it there--like some souvenir from a strip clubbing weekend in Vegas--to snicker at on occasion until I'm given sufficient reason for its removal.
More Soon!
T
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
This here intarweb thingy...
Welcome to my new home!
After wrestling with more PHP code than I could handle on my own website, it became apparent that change was in order. Like all things that revolve around technology, change is an inevitable and regular occurrence.
I've spent countless hours - no, years, actually - learning HTML, Flash, ASP, and a nice array of archaic languages dating back to the late '70s (damn you, Cobol professor!). The competition of late in modern site platforms such as Blogspot, Wordpress, and Drupal make it much more efficient to forgo the constant learning process. So, I'm letting the nextgen codies take on the real headaches while I simply direct their WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors into something that's hopefully pleasing to the eye.
I'll be tweaking this sucka over the next few days, adding more features such as more Facebook and Twitter integration, and perhaps upgraded pages for Dust and Bolita. If you have any suggestions, I'd be delighted to hear from you!
T
After wrestling with more PHP code than I could handle on my own website, it became apparent that change was in order. Like all things that revolve around technology, change is an inevitable and regular occurrence.
I've spent countless hours - no, years, actually - learning HTML, Flash, ASP, and a nice array of archaic languages dating back to the late '70s (damn you, Cobol professor!). The competition of late in modern site platforms such as Blogspot, Wordpress, and Drupal make it much more efficient to forgo the constant learning process. So, I'm letting the nextgen codies take on the real headaches while I simply direct their WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors into something that's hopefully pleasing to the eye.
I'll be tweaking this sucka over the next few days, adding more features such as more Facebook and Twitter integration, and perhaps upgraded pages for Dust and Bolita. If you have any suggestions, I'd be delighted to hear from you!
T
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