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"The Multiple Intelligences Test" thing seems to be more a "multiple activities confidence test" thing.
I'm apparently not all that confident (except in music -- (Li9,Lo-M:8,S:3,BK6,M12,Inter:7,Intra:2).
In other news, I've sorta caught up on A&E commenting, have read the new Mckillip (really good, though not, I think, as good as _Serre_), and the latest Hobb (does a nice job of wrapping up the 6 book novel about FitzChivalry).
On a filkish nature, I've noticed that my preferred repetoire seems to shift faster than I can either memorize songs or write new ones, which leaves me with less to sing at a filksing than I'd like. So, frex, I've mostly stopped doing a lot of my Tom Smith repetoire, for one reason or another, and don't do a lot of the Heather Alexander stuff as much either.
Which does mean I need to find (or write, but I've never learned to write them) some more pretty fantasy ballads that fit my dramatic/vocal range.
I'm apparently not all that confident (except in music -- (Li9,Lo-M:8,S:3,BK6,M12,Inter:7,Intra:2).
In other news, I've sorta caught up on A&E commenting, have read the new Mckillip (really good, though not, I think, as good as _Serre_), and the latest Hobb (does a nice job of wrapping up the 6 book novel about FitzChivalry).
On a filkish nature, I've noticed that my preferred repetoire seems to shift faster than I can either memorize songs or write new ones, which leaves me with less to sing at a filksing than I'd like. So, frex, I've mostly stopped doing a lot of my Tom Smith repetoire, for one reason or another, and don't do a lot of the Heather Alexander stuff as much either.
Which does mean I need to find (or write, but I've never learned to write them) some more pretty fantasy ballads that fit my dramatic/vocal range.
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Is it in open publication or did your TOR contacts get you an ARC?
I think that I've read Sere, but I don't remember. I read a whole bunch of her stuff at one time, and they all ran together. I'm working on sorting them out, mostly by acquiring them in paperback when I can get my hands on them.
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It's an Ace book, and is -entirely- in open distribution -- I noticed it had come out in hardback when I searched scifan for interesting new books, so we snatched it up at Collosium books.
Sere is the one with the Baba Yaga analogue; if you've read the book, you -will- remember that much. :)
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OK, not gettting anything from the Baba Yaga reference, so I'm guessing that I missed that one...I'll order some of it, too.
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