*dancie*

Here's another one for the 'Yay' column:

Ruins: Extraterrestrial now available at Amazon for sale. A collection of short stories about abandoned places on other worlds.

Camille Alexa "Inclusions"
Paul L. Bates "Flies"
Sue Blalock "Charybdis"
Gustavo Bondoni "Borrowed Time"
Willis Couvillier "Heartcry"
Jennifer Crow "Among the Shards of Heaven"
Tristan S. Davenport "The Price of Peace"
Jack Hillman "Planetfall"
Davin Ireland "Combustible Eden"
Robert B. Marcus, Jr. "Memories"
Cheryl McCreary "When All is Known"
Christopher McKitterick "The Empty Utopia"
Rob Riel "Red City"
Jonathan Shipley "Song of the Child-Prophet"
Doug Smith "Jigsaw"
Justin Stanchfield "Beyond the Wall"
Ted Stetson "God of Tomorrow"
Elizabeth Kate Switaj "Introduction to the Findings of Team 150B-T.2U by Raiden Mesc Gerarti"
Lavie Tidhar "The Fateful Voyage of the Madame Liberté"
Trent Walters "Inheritance"
Wendy Waring "Stonework"
Suanne Warr "Watcher in the Dark"
Harvey Welles and Philip Raines "The Dam"

Music advice (Crossposted to MyViciousCircle)

I'm trying to build a soundtrack for writing this Western/Anime thing.
Right now I'm setting aside some Boiled in Lead, Sunday's Well, what little Ennio Morricone I have on I Western, Alexander James Adams, Nickel Creek, a 'music of the Civil War' CD I found, Greg Edmonson's FF score Qada'an Nachin, some audio snippets from Tombstone and Firefly. I'd like to find some of the music they use in DeadWood. I'd rather not spend a whole lot of money acquiring new music for this, but accidents do happen.
Music mavens, feel free to jump in and tell me what you think.