the name's the thing

I love a book with a great title. Here are some that I love...

When Christ and His Saints Slept
The Way of All Flesh
Of Human Bondage
Things Fall Apart
The Poisonwood Bible
My Name is Red
A Fine Balance
Three Bags Full
Fall On Your Knees
Thus Was Adonis Murdered
Life, the Universe and Everything

Tennessee Williams was the master:

A Glass Menagerie
The Rose Tattoo
A Streetcar Named Desire
Summer and Smoke
Suddenly Last Summer
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
The Night of the Iguana
Small Craft Warnings

more worldcon

Stuffed Animal/Service Animal Badges
You may purchase a badge for your service animal, or
for an inanimate teddy bear, robot, or dragon. Just come to
Registration during open hours, fill out a registration form and
pay the $5 fee. We are happy to do this in almost all cases, but
reserve the right to decline a request, if for some reason we
deem it necessary.

Worldcon starts this Thursday... an exerpt from the handbook

Weapons policy for Anticipation will be as follows:
No weapon, whether edged or projectile firing (or fac-
similes thereof or anything resembling a weapon) shall be
carried within the boundaries of the convention. Any weapon
sold in the dealers room must be wrapped for transport to the
purchasers room.Penalty for failure to do so will result in the
dealer being asked to remove all weapons from their table.

There--I fixed it

Alright, je suis de retour. I finished the last scene of my subplot. The Word count is 75 979. With proper chapter spacing, the publishing word count (25 lines per page) comes to 97 000. That gives me the breathing room to cut as needed when I edit this mess.

I have no idea how this thing is going to read. The old text doesn't need editing--I edited it to death--but I have to reread it to make sure it's consistent with the new subplot, and to see how the subplot fits in, if it flows. This may turn out, upon reading, to be an "epic fail."