| rindolf | Hi all. |
| srogers | howdy |
| rindolf | srogers: hi, what's up? |
| srogers | work, mostly |
| srogers | "one of those days" |
| rindolf | Ah. |
| rindolf | Work. |
| rindolf | I'm enjoying my unemployed status. |
| rindolf | And after all that hospital thing is behind me, I'd like to go to tau.ac.il and set up some events where I read from my writings/etc. |
| rindolf | To gain some esteem. |
| rindolf | I contacted an Israeli publisher about publishing some of my stories and/or essays, but they didn't return to me after more than a month (which is their designated limit). |
| rindolf | And after reminding them on the phone, I gave up. |
| rindolf | Well, I'm not going to sit idly and expect recognition to come to me. |
| rindolf | Maybe I'll use some of my Project Wonderful money to gain some publicity. |
| rindolf | I could try publicising some of my works on various sites such as http://www.calamitiesofnature.com/ |
| srogers | Yeah - promote yourself |
| rindolf | srogers: yes. |
| rindolf | srogers: I think that was the main mistake of Howard Roark in The Fountainhead. |
| rindolf | He should have worked more on publicity. |
| srogers | ha - if only he had Facebook . . . |
| rindolf | Heh. |