Yep, you read it right. I’m phasing out rethord.com, and all posts previously found on that domain is now located here. During the day, a 301 permanent redirect of everything rethord.com will be activated.

Meanwhile, say hello to tdhedengren.com in a new suit. Everything isn’t ready by a long shot, but I wanted it up and running before I’m taking off to Osaka, Japan tomorrow morning. Expect Flickr links and posts here from the trip. It’s very much beta at the moment, but I expect every page to at least resolve to something coherent within the day.

My goal is to consolidate blogging related to me, including portfolio stuff and such. More on this in a later post, now I better get back to getting things up and running. Thanks for your patience.

Have you seen the Mahalo’s Firefox toolbar, called Mahalo Follow? Then you’ve seen what great taste the good folks over at Mahalo have. Here’s a screenshot:

Recognize something? Fun stuff.

I’m blogging about writing over at rethord.com. Check out my writing category to see what goes on in my mind when it comes to writing, and also see what tricks of the trade I’m employing.

Also check out my first book review, a Fritz Leiber anthology! The following ones will be published in this blog instead. Sorry for the inconvenience with this one.

Ladies and gentlemen, I’ve launched a new blog. You’ll find daily blog posts from yours truly over at rethord.com!

I’ll keep tdhedengren.com as a portfolio and services page - expect it to be updated to a new fresh design, showing off my mad skillz, and promoting myself and what I can do for you, coming this November. As you know, I’ve already changed the front.

I’m doing the capital mistake when launching rethord.com, and I hope you know it. I know all about it, it would be shameful not to, given my track record with blog launches and projects started over the last ten years. And yes, I’ll go into that at another time.

So what is it already?

Always have your site ready before the launch. No under construction signs or stuff like that, it’s not only unprofessional, it’s also tacky (I’ve left them out here though). Don’t launch sites that aren’t done yet! More