Einstein’s Bridge A Novel of Hard Science Fiction by John Cramer In 2004 in a possible universe, the DOE’s Superconducting Supercollider has been constructed in Waxahachie, Texas and is beginning operation, making unintended trans-dimensional signals that are being received in … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2013
Lhind the Thief by Sherwood Smith Lhind has been on the run all her life. Stealing what she needs, using magic for disguise, she never stays anywhere long. Lhind even has secrets from herself, for she has few memories, and … Continue reading
Writer Julianne Lee is a creative who discovered at a young age that daydreaming with a purpose equaled telling stories for fun. It was a while before she realized it might also be a great way to make a living.
Continue readingI have two bird feeders at my house. One in the front, and one at the back. This post, is going to be for the birds. … Continue reading
(Picture from here.) When I first moved up here to Massachusetts I did what I always do, I went to the science museum. There was an exhibit of the cave paintings. The docent talked about them and said (as close as … Continue reading
Darcy’s 13th week of life saw another milestone and his first puppy class. He finished the week at 43.5 pounds, a little more than half his expected adult weight of just under 88 pounds. (That being the upper limit of … Continue reading
Believe it or not, a one-star review is truly a gift. Not everybody gets one. Count yourself lucky if you can honestly admit to receiving a one-star review. The fact is, five-star reviews are rather easy to come by. You … Continue reading
The question posed for this blog series was, “What was your first computer?” My kids would have just one answer to that question. When they grew old enough to have their own computers, my wife and I bought ones for … Continue reading
Congratulations to all the World Fantasy Award nominees, especially to Book View Café founding member Ursula K. Le Guin, whose collection The Unreal and the Real: Selected Stories Volume One: Where on Earth and Volume Two: Outer Space, Inner Lands … Continue reading
One of the first things I did after I got to Oakland was bicycle over to the Pedalfest with my friend Jim. (That’s Jim trying out the double-decker bicycle, which was difficult to get on, but easy to ride, according … Continue reading