I don't mean to nitpick, Tom, but is this really your plan?

Julie Czernada, The Gossamer Mage: ( language fantasy )

Rivers Solomon, Daveed Diggs, Jonathan Snipes, and William Hutson, The Deep: ( not as positive a review as I wanted to leave )

Stephen King, The Institute: ( you'll like it if you like this kind of thing )

Django Wexler, Ship of Smoke and Steel: ( worldbuilding, shipbuilding )

Best of British SF 2018, ed. Donna Scott: ( the future is fantastic )

Ginn Hale, Master of Restless Shadows: ( palace politics )

Margaret Owen, The Merciful Crow: ( life and death fantasy )

Max Gladstone, Empress of Forever: ( future shock )

Aimee Kaufman, ( Gemina )

Yoon Ha Lee, ( Revenant Gun )

Elizabeth Moon, ( Into the Fire )

Rachel Caine & Ann Aguirre, ( Honor Among Thieves )

David Walton, ( The Genius Plague )

Annalee ( Autonomous )

Seanan McGuire, ( Beneath the Sugar Sky )

Mur Lafferty, ( Six Wakes )

Peter Watts, ( The Freeze-Frame Revolution )

Charmed & Dangerous, various. ( Ginn Hale can write )

1. My own website won’t recognize my login! This makes me worry. The CMS is nice in many ways, but I am starting to realize how vulnerable I am now that I rely on something beyond the hand-coded html I can make myself.

2. I’ve been using this free file-hosting service Dropbox, and I think it’s great for document management—I keep all my works in progress, as well as other stuff including teaching materials, in my Dropbox folder. That means I can access them on all my computers and on my iPhone and have changes automatically updated across all my devices. It’s good for joint writing projects for the same reason. You get 2 gigs free, [ETA: I've maxed out on free space, so I'm not asking anyone else to sign up via me any more.  I still recommend the service though]. I’ve been using the service for nearly a year, I’m highly satisfied, and I only get email from them when I’m near to filling my space. So anyone interested in trying the service/helping a girl out, I encourage you to check it out.

3. I’m also on Google Wave now, though I still don’t know what it’s for. I’m rivkat and if you want an invite or if you want to connect there, let me know!

4 etc. Realms of Fantasy has made its Feb. 2010 issue available as a free download on its website. Aside from the skeevy naked-girl art from Frank Wu, I found the stories largely entertaining; Harlan Ellison, Leah Bobet, Euan Harvey, Aliette de Bodard, and Ann Leckie are the authors represented.

( Middleman, Wild Cards, original slash, urban fantasy )