For my gaming friends

[rikibeth]

... which is most of you, I think:

My long-ignored Amber weblog, Tales of the City, is finally off hiatus.

You can find it at http://www.whiterose.org/ambertales.

I'll make that a clickable link once I can remember the HTML codes to do that.

It's going to be very Julian-centric for a while, as I unearth things from my archives. But I'll also try to do the game WISHes.

Thank you, immlass!

Comments

[arden-ranger.livejournal.com]

That would be Tales of the City (http://www.whiterose.org/ambertales)

:)

Hooray!

[gentlyepigrams]

I'm glad your posting new material again.

You might want to download a desktop client to make it easier for you to work with the blog. You can work on stuff offline and post it at your convenience. I've just gotten Michael to try this and he says it's so much easier that he thinks he'll blog more often.

On Windows, I like Zempt for Movable Type and Semagic for LJ.

Re: Hooray!

[gentlyepigrams]

Erf. Grammar errors. No posting before DDP.

Program Variants

[mtfierce.livejournal.com]

Will throw in another vote for Zempt, although I just use the regular LiveJournal client. (On the other hand, I either write everything extemporaneously, so that posting "at my convenience" turns out to be, um, right then, or I work on it in a text editor for a while...)

Re: Program Variants

[gentlyepigrams]

I used to use a text editor for blogging and LJs too, but now I'm lazy and like to have the tag editing capability.

I prefer never going to the net interface unless I have to. I never know when I'm writing a two-liner vs. an epic, so I'd rather have the safety net of saving to the desktop.