Stuff.

Maybe its the work travel. Or the fact that we have been so self-absorbed lately. It could just be the fact that we have been unable to concentrate on anything but the once imminent now very real release of New Moon. But things have been missed, stuff has been overlooked and an array of TBWCYL, Inc. favorites have not received the airspace here they deserve. We however intend to fix that like now:

(1) Sally Weigel the author of Too Young to Fall Asleep recently did a fine interview with the Orange Alert;

(2) The J.A. Tyler has a recording and interview with the always awesome Apostrophe Cast; and

(3) Our boy Mel Bosworth's new collection of short stories and flash fiction When The Cats Razzed the Chicken & Other Stories is now officially available for your consumption.

This is good stuff, right, totally, you don't even need to answer that, just check it out, all of it, immediately, because it just might change your life. For reals.

William Walsh is on the Apostrophe Cast. Pretty cool, yes? Way.

Check it out, William Walsh, author of the wonderful book Questionstruck is up at the Apostrophe Cast today. We here at TBWCYL, Inc. headquarters are big fans of both, you may recall that spokesperson Ben Tanzer has done a joint for Apostrophe Cast, thanks again to Guy and the crew there, and we published a great piece of William's in This Zine Will Change Your Life, and it is always fun to run across these sorts of literary intersections. Having said all that, we hope you will take a listen, because we are pretty sure it will change your life. We also hope you will buy a copy of Questionstruck, many copies in fact, and most importantly, we hope that you will keep being most awesome you, you can be. Cool? Excellent.

What do you do when you really really like someone, and even maybe idolize them a little bit, and then you meet them, and they don't seem to like you?

Well apparently if you are TBWCYL, Inc. spokesperson Ben Tanzer and that person is Ira Glass you write a piece called Ira Glass Wants to Hit Me for decomP magazinE and then record that piece plus an interview for Apostrophe Cast. After that you ask people if they want to listen to it, which is actually what we are doing now. So, do you want to listen to it? Cool, thanks.