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August 14, 2014
Vacation
After two days of non-stop rain and clouds, the sun has come out… We’re going to go find some little adventures, like bugs to take pictures of, and my … Continue reading →
August 13, 2014
Bad Book Covers
When you are studying book covers while you plot to create your next Indie book… Don’t do ANYTHING you see on this site. Lousy Book Covers Go on, go have … Continue reading →
August 12, 2014
Travel: Then and Now
As I’m driving along a nice, smooth, fast interstate, I know I will be thinking about what travel was like not that very long ago. Less than 200 years ago, … Continue reading →
August 11, 2014
Adventure Time
As some of you might have figured out from my books and biography, I like adventures. I grew up reading about them, with L’Amour and Kjelgaard, Farley, Terhune, ERB, and … Continue reading →
August 10, 2014
Barely Legitimate
Commentary on a certain author’s claims about Amazon damaging his sales… “Lets look at this for a minute – Amazon, a retailer, is discouraging sales. Being of some small journalistic … Continue reading →
Appeal to Readers
Amazon and Hachette have been embroiled in battle over book pricing for some time now. I’ve blogged about it here before. Both companies are huge conglomerates, but only one seems … Continue reading →
August 9, 2014
Ethics in the Modern World
I was a little disconcerted Friday morning to walk into my classroom carrying my take-home exam in my hand, as prepared as I could be to take the ACS final … Continue reading →
August 8, 2014
The Elite Daily Fisk
Here’s a long and insightful look at a recent article on feminism. This is not my work, but rather that of the all-around good guy, veteran, and poet Jonathan LaForce. … Continue reading →
Review: Bread has a Hero
Yes, bread has a hero. Reading this book, I was struck by a few things… ok, a whole bunch of things. Remember when I talked about a story having a … Continue reading →
August 7, 2014
Daily Blather
And Then he Popped Him One by Sarah A Hoyt It’s not, you know, that people are less prone to fighting and disagreement. It’s not that people hold fewer grudges. … Continue reading →
