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  • Blasters and Blades

    Blasters and Blades

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    In the run-up to publishing the anthology, Blasters and Blades was kind enough to interview Christopher DiNote and Me (h/t Ted for correcting my pre-coffee grammar) about our stories, the anthology idea, and our personal backgrounds in SFF as well as military connections (mine: MiL brat, spouse of former infantryman. Chris: active duty USAF Col.…

  • In Memoriam 2: Christopher Stasheff

    In Memoriam 2: Christopher Stasheff

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    This, the second part of our memorial to Christopher Stasheff, is tangential to the man. It’s a measure of his legacy, which was not only the immortal books he’d written, but the children he’d raised. One of those, Edward, became a writer as well, and here my First Reader interviewed him about living in the…

  • Stating the obvious

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    It’s Monday. Since I’m usually working on the weekends, and this one was no exception, I’m a bit groggy this morning. That’s also partly because I had a nice date-night with my First Reader and we were up late (late, for us middle-aged folk, is past ten, so you know. I may be a college…

  • An Interview with Stephanie Osborn

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    Crossposted from Amazing Stories Mag, where I blog on Mondays. I interviewed Stephanie Osborn because I really like her Displaced Detective stories, and if you’re a Sherlock fan, you should definitely try them out! Click here for her first in the series *very* reasonably priced! Cedar Sanderson: Why do you write? Stephanie Osborn: Wow. That’s…

  • Interview with John McClure

    Interview with John McClure

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    This is cross-posted from Amazing Stories, where my blog posts appear weekly. Tomorrow, if anyone would like (I realize about 5 of you read this blog, and I’m related to half of you) I will post a snippet of a story. Dont’ know which one, yet, probably not the one I’m working on, as it’s…