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April 28, 2016
The Witchery of Archery (Incandescence Press Edition)
One of the big projects that I have been working on has recently been released: a new edition of The Witchery of Archeryby Maurice Thompson. This is THE legendary love letter to archery that first popularized it as a sporting … Continue reading
April 1, 2016
Obscure Words are Obscure for a Reason
THE THESAURUSTHE THESAURUSTHE THESAURUSTHE THESAURUS Bane of undergraduate professors, godsend to honest writers, stumbling block of fools. Many have dared, many have tried, many have stamped themselves inadvertently with the ‘idiot tag’. Ye who seek to enter into its power, … Continue reading
March 14, 2016
Why You Should Be a Writer
This little article can be thought of as a corollary or addendum to my article, “The Trouble With Lying“. It applies specifically to fiction or novel writing, and somewhat less specifically to non-fiction. In “The Trouble With Lying” I talk … Continue reading
The Trouble With Lying
Please note: I have thought long and hard before publishing this article. The old saying that you draw more flies with honey than with vinegar comes readily to mind. And also the one about how people in glass houses shouldn’t … Continue reading
March 4, 2016
Patron Page Updated
Just a quick note that I finally have the “Become a Patron” page finished, for those who were wondering what was coming there.I think everything on the website is up to speed now. More articles in the pipeline….
February 26, 2016
Wienerschnitzel Chili Dog : “THANKS”
Wienerschnitzel is not a restaurant chain I am familiar with. In fact, I’ve never heard of them before. But I happened to be scrolling through this articletoday, and they definitely caught my attention. You don’t want to click over there … Continue reading
February 18, 2016
What I’m Doing When I Write
I recently attended the James Tiptree Jr. Symposium at the University of Oregon, which was an energetic and inspiring event. During one panel, Ursula K. Le Guin said that, “New artists often have to teach us how to read them.”My … Continue reading
February 1, 2016
What Makes a Character Unsympathetic?
Gosh, I need to apologize for going so long without posting anything here! I caught a nasty flu over the holidays thatderailed my workflow and has set me behind on everything. I have several big posts that I was working … Continue reading
December 8, 2015
Comedian Russell Peters and American Hegemony
Russell Peters is a stand-up comedian who regularly sells out stadiums all over the world. He is a Canadian citizen with an act rooted in observational humor about life in the United States. Last year, his stand-up comedy routine earned … Continue reading
December 3, 2015
New Video: at EUCON
Incandescence Presshad a booth at EUCON (Eugene Comic Con) in November, and we had an awesome time there. Erica and I made this video diary during the con:
