Updated: January 20, 2003
2004 Golden Coffee Cups:
2003 Jeds:
Silent Night
Outstanding Characterization of Josh - 1st Place
Outstanding Angst - 1st Place
Outstanding Josh/Donna - 1st Place
The Rising
Outstanding Characterization of Donna - 1st Place:
The Joshua Monologues
Outstanding Series - 1st Place
Painless
Outstanding WIP - 2nd Place
Hurricane
Outstanding Romance (Non-NC17) - 2nd Place
Upside Down & Ass Backwards
Outstanding Josh/Donna - 2nd Place
2003 Golden Coffee Cups:
2002 Jeds:
Silent Night: 1st Place - Outstanding Work in Progress
The Circle of Life: 3rd Place - Outstanding Josh/Donna
I am a firm believer in beta readers. They're vital in raising the quality bar.
Jaye & Bridget's comments on the unfinished products are actually funnier than the stories, so I'm offering them up for your amusement.
Cheeseburger in Paradise - Beta Version
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade of Giblets - Beta Version
Going to the Chapel - Beta Version
Writers Who Rock My World & Places that Host My Stuff
Jaye's Boulevard of Misdirection
Shelley & Brandy's Smiles, Tears & Happy Endings
Other Stuff
The West Wing Net
The kind folks at The West Wing Net allow me to use some of their screen captures in my graphics. Go visit them!
Misdirection
Suzanne at Misdirection also allowed me to use some of her screen captures in my graphics. Go visit her too!
World-Famous in Iowa
The Voice of the Iowa State Cyclones, Pete Taylor, passed away on March 5, 2003, of complications from a stroke. He was 57 years old. Most of you have probably never heard of Pete, but he was a good friend and colleague for six years. This article appeared in the March 17, 2003 issue of Sports Illustrated and is reproduced without their permission. Requires Adode Acrobat Reader.
New Government Signs
This is quite possible the funniest thing I have ever received via email. Requires Adode Acrobat Reader. If you don't have that, you need more help than I can provide.
The Infamous Exploding Whale
No, it’s not an urban legend or email hoax. It really happened back in 1970. Don’t believe me? The reporter involved just wrote a book. The Exploding Whale: And Other Remarkable Stories from the Evening News by Paul Linnman.
The graphic on this page contains a screen capture courtesy of The West Wing Net
Disclaimer:
The West Wing & everything associated with it belongs to Aaron Sorkin, Warner Brothers, NBC and a bunch of other people rich enough to sue me.