It’s well known that you’re not worth anything in this world unless famous people pay attention to you. As such, here are my own claims to some kind of greater significance…
Mark Genge of Radio RTR read out the greeting card I sent wishing him a “Merry Metaphysician’s Day and an Existential Evening” during his I’ve Seen Elvis segment.
I sent a list of wacky laws to the Martin Molloy radio show, some of which were read out (Mick Molloy’s reaction to my nom-de-plume of Denys the Purple Wyrm was a heartfelt groan of “Oh God!”).
I sent an adventure suggestion in audio form to the Dragon’s Landing podcast, which was both played and highly praised by the hosts.
Cory Doctorow himself slapped me down (nicely) for using Creative Commons incorrectly on my Flickr stream.
My suggestion for adding Buffalo to Minecraft was read out and caused much hilarity on the Shaft podcast – even if they forgot to actually credit it to me.
The Oatmeal recently commented on this very blog (see if you can spot where!).
That’s it. Tell me we both matter, don’t we?
PS: Warren Ellis once called me “daft” and Dan Abnett “a very fine human being indeed”. How could I forget them?
