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June 30, 2014
LibertyCon 27 AAR
First of all, I’m back, and I’m sorry for my lack of planning! I thought I would have a few minutes to put up a post Saturday and yesterday, and … Continue reading →
June 27, 2014
Review: Peter Grant and Kate Paulk
I’m at LibertyCon today, and somewhat obviously, this was written days ago :) I decided I’d review the book of a fellow con-goer, and also a (series of) book(s) about … Continue reading →
June 26, 2014
The God’s Wolfling: Snippet 4
Ok, I am going to be at LibertyCon, or at least in Chattanooga, some time today. So when you read this, I’m traveling. I started to put up this snippet … Continue reading →
June 25, 2014
Grocery Bags
I had a conversation with the First Reader as I was cutting his hair. Getting him all spiffy and beautiful for the convention… anyway, we were talking about language drift, … Continue reading →
June 24, 2014
Not all Art
Not all art is depressing. Not all art has to be a stright representation of some natural form. Not all art is boring. Not all art… Yesterday’s post on the … Continue reading →
June 23, 2014
The Murder of Beauty
Who Murdered Beauty? We meet today, my friends, to attempt to solve a crime. A crime against all of humanity, one which is extinguishing the life from Art, Philosophy, and … Continue reading →
June 22, 2014
The God’s Wolfling
The God’s Wolfling is the sequel to my debut novel, Vulcan’s Kittens. The finale in a duology, together the books form The Children of Myth. In large part this is … Continue reading →
Jammin’ the Blues
And the red, purples… but I picked out the greens. I made jam last week. It was requested that I bring along a couple jars of my homemade bottled sunshine … Continue reading →
June 21, 2014
LibertyCon, Reading, and a Book Bomb
Now, there’s an explosive mixture! LibertyCon 27 I will be at LibertyCon in TN next week at this time. My First Reader and I arrive sometime Thursday for gatherings pre-con … Continue reading →
June 20, 2014
Review: Double Dipping
Yes, I’m going to review two books again this week. I’m not saying it’s going to become a trend, but you can expect to see it again next week as … Continue reading →
