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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Sarah at RT – The Overdue Post
Sorry! It’s been something of a whirlwind here. I’ve got to say, a lot of Romantic Times would be very familiar to the habitual SF con goer. The panels are all called workshops, and there are way more women, but … Continue reading
Where Ideas Come From: Everywhere!
When people ask me where I get my ideas, I always have a hard time answering. Usually I say something about the inspiration for my most recent work. Being asked where I get ideas always throws me, and I have … Continue reading
Posted in Writers on Writing
Tagged craft of writing, ideas, Nagle, Pati Nagle, Writers on Writing
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The Sherman Institute for Differently-Abled Children
It is a very different place today, but as a child going over to Riverside with my grandmother, I was afraid of the high walls and gates and big grass lawns and “barrack” type buildings of the Sherman Indian Institute. … Continue reading
Worldcon Glasgow 2005 Part #6
Sorry last week’s post should have been August 7 August 8, Monday morning, the last day of the con. I need to make some decisions. I have the room for another night if I want, or I can pick up … Continue reading
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Brave New (Writing) World: New Ways of Doing Old Things
One of the librarians at my day job regularly sends around links to new online tools and publishing developments that she thinks might be of interest to reporters and editors. She’s sharp, so I try to look at what she … Continue reading
Geek of the Week: IPhone, Therefore, I Am
The subject of today’s geek-out is: my iPhone. You see them everywhere. Ask a question in any group of people—”Where’s the nearest Indian restaurant?” “What does a spring-loaded thingumabobit cost these days?” or “Who played David Lopan in “Big Trouble … Continue reading
Greetings from Romantic Times
I’ve successfully arrived at the Romantic Times Booklovers Convention. The drive went fine, check-in was very organized, in fact we were the first in line. I’ve met many nice people, including my first cover model, went to first room party, … Continue reading
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Weird and Wonderful: The House Concert
Have you been to any of these? I hadn’t before. Last Saturday was my first. I heard about these things back in the late nineties. Indie bands were advised to use the power of the Innanet to organize a series … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged Ari Eisenberg, house concert, punk, rock and roll, The Little Brothers
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What We Own
The story is told of the Jewish diplomat and scholar Isaac Abrabanel (1437-1508), chancellor to King Ferdinand of Castile, that he was once asked by the king how much he owned. He named a certain sum. “But surely,” the king … Continue reading
A Reading of Atlanta Nights!
One of the logic puzzles of the last decade was, how do you prove a vanity press is a vanity press? The outfit in question was Publish America (PA), which insisted that they rejected many ms and upheld high standards … Continue reading
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