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Food Thoughts
I had the honor of becoming one of Sarah Hoyt’s Raiding Party, and you can find my post at her blog today. Eating the Apocalypse I grew up in a family convinced that the tribulation was coming, with persecutions and… anyway, we usually had enough food in the pantry to eat for a long time.…
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Last Minute for Hugo Noms
It’s supposed to be a review Friday, and in a way, it is. Here’s my one-sentence plug: Larry Correia’s Warbound is superbly crafted, great story, with characters who will surprise, thrill, and keep you reading to find out what happens next. Go find a copy, but start with Hard Magic if you haven’t read the…
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Interesting articles
I’m busily writing today. I was joking around that I was going to write until my hands fall off, and although that might be a slight exaggeration, I do plan to have sore fingers and wrists later. I’ve done 1500 words before breakfast, which gives me a great start. So rather than a lengthy blog…
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Review: Nocturnal Origins
I read Amanda S. Green’s Nocturnal Origins quite a while ago. And then Nocturnal Haunts, the novella bridge, and Nocturnal Serenade, the sequel novel. Why am I doing a long form review now? Well, because after much impatient waiting, Nocturnal Interlude is coming out! The third book in the series will be available for purchase…
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Public faces and other stuff
I volunteered to fill in for Kate Paulk over at Mad Genius Club this morning, so if you are interested in som ideas on promotion and the internet, you might click here. Otherwise, this is an odd day, as I have the last Comp & Lit class, the last Microbiology lecture, and a trip to…
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YA Blog Hop
What are you working on right now? I am working on a couple of projects. One is a short story about a young man, and his new puppy… on a spaceship traveling between planets. Housebreaking, er, ship training? has a whole new set of challenges for my resourceful hero. The other is the sequel to…
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Review Friday
Today I review a story called Snow Angel, by Stryder Dancewolffe, at her behest, to compare and contrast the stories with two very similar titles, themes, and yet very different in content and style. Stryder’s novella is set in a world decimated by plague, where the mentally ill are discarded like broken dolls. One such…