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Brave New (Writing) World: The End of the Slush Pile?

Posted on March 25, 2010 by Nancy Jane Moore

Over on his blog, marketing guru Seth Godin has this to say about the slush pile: If you have something good, really good, what’s it doing in the slush pile? Bring it to the world directly, make your own video, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Publishing, Writers on Writing | Tagged slush pile

Ada Lovelace Day

Posted on March 24, 2010 by Sarah Zettel

March 24 is ADA LOVELACE DAY! The day is special to us here at Book View Cafe and Book View Press, of course, because Ada King, whow was Countess Lovelace and the only legitimate child of the infamous Lord Byron, … Continue reading →

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Caselberg does Kabuki

Posted on March 24, 2010 by Jay Caselberg

In 38 days time, the historical and famous kabuki theatre in Tokyo will close.  Being in Tokyo currently, this was a unique opportunity to witness a piece of history before it went away.  I like history.  I have no idea … Continue reading →

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Shadow Conspiracy Photo Contest

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Sarah Zettel

In honor of Ada Lovelace Day, March 24, Book View Café announces:   THE SHADOW CONSPIRACY EXTRAORDINARY STEAMPUNK PHOTO CONTEST! Do you have a killer steampunk ensemble? A gorgeous nouveau-Victorian parlour? A seriously classical retro ray-gun? Take a photo and … Continue reading →

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Justice League – Cry for Justice: A Very Short Review

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Brenda Clough

This seven-issue series will doubtless appear soon in trade paper format, and is the kickoff of this summer’s Big DC Event, which is going to revolve around Green Arrow.  It is a crazy idea.  This story is seriously flawed, and … Continue reading →

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Writing Nowadays: Bad Queries

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Steven Harper Piziks

Er, sorry. Last time we talked about good query letters (https://bookviewcafe.com/blog/2010/03/08/writing-nowadays-querying-and-submitting/) and were going to talk about bad query letters next time. But I attended a writers retreat the weekend before, and rather ironically, the writers blog slipped my mind. … Continue reading →

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The Flat-Foal Modality

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Judith Tarr

No horses were harmed in the making of this post. The young gentleman here is not dead, and he’s not hurt. He’s taking a nap. The mask on his face is made of screening; he can see through it, and … Continue reading →

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Posted in Blogs, horses | Tagged horses, Judith Tarr

Starfarers: The Miniseries Cast

Posted on March 21, 2010 by Vonda N. McIntyre

A while back I asked for casting suggestions for the Starfarers miniseries for an essay for My Book, the Movie. MBtM doesn’t have a comments section, so here’s the essay with comments enabled. Ebooks (MOBI and EPUB) of The Starfarers … Continue reading →

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Understanding Evolution

Posted on March 21, 2010 by Steven Popkes

(Tree of life graphic from here.) I talk about evolution a lot. If you read by regular blog, it comes up regularly in both text and links. Sometimes I talk about it with respect to religion but not always. As … Continue reading →

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You Got to Know When to Fold

Posted on March 21, 2010 by Madeleine E. Robins

My daughter’s Girl Scout Cookie sales goal this year was 1500 boxes.  Since she sold 1300+ last year, this isn’t as laughable as it sounds.  But this has been a weird year for a bunch of reasons, and on Thursday … Continue reading →

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Posted in Writing life | Tagged Girl Scout Cookies

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