On being fanstruck

I don't get many (or any!) views on here since I stopped regularly writing and even fewer comments so I was expecting spam when I saw that I had comments on the Kurt Vonnegut post below.

Anyway the comment was: And where do we find Mush on Twitter? - Travis Langley.

I'm all 'why does that name sound so familiar?... *google google* OHMYGOD! He's the one who wrote the book I've been reading about Batman!'

If you just look to the right a little bit in the sidebar- there it is: "Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight"

So I sat there a little bit with stars in my eyes, dreaming of being whisked off to San Diego to write pop culture-y things. Maybe he'll know people at Comic Con. Maybe Comic Con will take me on board to help out with social media. Maybe he'll have read my blog and liked it and skipped past all the parts where I was embarrassing and awkward. And even having read my blog, he'll take me on as a sidekick (sidekicks are usually young right?).

Of course then my overworked brain decided to unfog for a second. What if I am being catfished? What if I am being Manti T'eo-ed? .. I don't even think SEO and or Google Alerts picks up on sidebars! Do they? (If so, I will have to get on that at work asap)

Ok well, if you ever come back Travis, I love your work! Please adopt me! I'll be good!



*I have two twitters for work but no personal one but seriously I am infinitely contactable on all other forms of social media.

**ND is watching me as I type this and said over my shoulder 'Can you please be careful- don't let that guy turn you into a nipple lamp.'