HtDaS: yet another status report

So, after yesterday's adventures in files, I got the latest and greatest version of "How to Date a Superhero" printed up and gave it to the agent I've been talking with about it. Also gave it to another colleague for her feedback -- hopefully I'm not revealling way too much of myself in the workplace. Ahem.

And now, for your reading pleasure, my pretty much true but pseudonyminous (I love that word, fake as it may be) bio:

Katie Daniels works in publishing where she strives to be cool, trendy, and not reveal the depths of her geekiness to her colleagues. Before dating a series of superheroes and dastardly villains, she filled her free time away from reading manuscripts Irish dancing for beer at a famous New York pub, swinging a sword at a renaissance faire as a lady in waiting to the Queen, and answering phones at a London theatre. She is the youngest and arguably black sheepiest of her family, and likes kicky shoes. She has no plans for world domination.

That whole thing about having "no plans for world domination" may be a slight falsehood, but don't tell anyone, ok?

The next exciting steps are selling it for the big bucks, and then telling the people I'm writing about that I'm writing about them. I imagine a very entertaining OOC thread on the boards. Oh, and for my involved readers, start thinking about how you'd like to be referred to in the book. (Ain't I nice to allow you options?) I'm thinking real hero names but fake real names, or just first names, or something like that. It'll be easier for me to keep track of if all the details aren't different, but I can work around people's desires to be famous or not.