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Tag: humor
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Pupalcopalypse
This weekend the Ginja Ninja and I were over at the Little House, which I had been using as an office, and we are now renovating for her to live in. The deal is that she had to get her driver’s licence and a car before she moved out, and we’re very close to…
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Weird and Wonderful
So my friend John Bouler is to blame for this bit of flash fiction. He commented about a vet who specialized in large animals, and cryptids. This thing sprang into my head and demanded to be written. Since I am supposed to be cooking up a storm for Thanksgiving, I am leaving this here…
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Seeking a Cure for Writer’s Block
Writers everywhere know the pain of writer’s block. Staring at the blank paper has, in time, progressed to staring at a blank screen, with the horrendous addition of a blinking cursor flashing in your peripheral version like the tapping toe of an impatient secretary who just wants you to get on with it already. Sunk…
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Eat This While You Read That: L A Behm II
Lloyd, who writes as LA Behm the second, which I can never remember, has a biting sense of humor I hugely enjoy in life, and in his fiction. He’s also a poet, but that’s not the book I wanted to talk about today. In the Dance Hall of the Mountain King is part of his…
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Curmudgeon’s Corner: Doggerel
Written by Sanford Begley Cedar and I were out and I saw a little sign that said they had an app for something silly. I mentioned that I am starting to hate apps for everything, apps in general in fact. She said that apps were very useful, she was using one right then for studying,…
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Musings on a Femtodragon
Written by Jason Fuesting, Illustrated by Cedar Sanderson This all started when I was challenged to make an even smaller chainmaille dragon. I made three sizes, and jokingly dubbed them in relationship to a ‘real’ dragon. So the Microdragon (the size currently in my shop, and roughly 4 inches long) is 10^-6 smaller than a…
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The Field Guide to North American Writers
Byline: Sanford Begley So you want to join the ranks of Writer watchers, do you? You have your Binocs, jungly style outfit with shorts and a pith helmet? Ahh… you are missing the field guide. Well, I am here to rectify that problem. The first thing you need to do is discover how to differentiate…
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Review: Wild Food!
Vegetarian Wild Game Cookbook by Rick Black My rating: 4 of 5 stars What’s not to like? If you hunt, this will be an invaluable companion for tasty meals from your kill, and plenty of chuckles as you read the introduction. I knocked a star off because it includes raccoon recipes, and we all know…
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Writing with Children
Post up at Amazing Stories… and a picture one of of my rug rats, for grins and giggles.