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A Distant Shore

Pardon me if I seem a bit distant… see, it’s Finals Week. Only it’s for one class. So today I have about three hours of written and practical lab exam, … Continue reading →

The Daily Blather

Ok, I’m back. No, it’s not actually news blather, but you will have noticed I share at least three other blogs on fb besides my own, and this is why: … Continue reading →

Morning Cuppa

I will be back later – I think – to write something for the blog. But this morning I have to get laundry done, and homework, and all the other … Continue reading →

Warning Signs and Hope

Eric S Raymond nails a list of symptoms to look for as warnings signs that a book may be unreadable… 1. Evinces desire to be considered “serious artist”. 2. Idea … Continue reading →

Oceans and Seas of the Heart

When I was fairly young I spent a lot of time on the Oregon Coast with my grandmother. I can remember deciding I wanted to be a marine biologist when … Continue reading →

Military Science Fiction and Females

I’m a huge Mil-SF (military science fiction) fan. I have been since I discovered Drake and Ringo and I haven’t looked back. I find I’m much more partial to the … Continue reading →

Redefining Poverty

This is a continuation of the thoughts I began in last week’s post on Ebola, which was really more about people, and I continue here, with one more at some … Continue reading →

Free Fiction

In the excitement of launching The God’s Wolfling this weekend, I haven’t really given Stargazer its due. This is a short story in a world I keep meaning to revisit. … Continue reading →

To Market, to Market

Ah, Farmer’s Markets… where you pay too much for food of dubious provenance. Don’t get me wrong, I love a good farmer’s market, and I am all for supporting local … Continue reading →

winners

The two winners of a signed copy of the God’s Wolfling, out of 31 comments, are comments 23 and 31, picked by random.org number generation. By my count… And i … Continue reading →