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Monthly Archives: July 2015

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The News From 2Dits Farm: Zucchini Dreams

Posted on July 31, 2015 by Sheila Gilluly

I had the Zucchini Dream last night. We run down the endless corridors toward the bridge. The white walls curve around us, pulsing with the red Alert lights that indicate the ship is under attack. The doors whisk open and … Continue reading →

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Posted in Humor, Uncategorized

ArmadilloCon, Readings, and Parties, Oh, My!

Posted on July 30, 2015 by Nancy Jane Moore

This year at Austin’s ArmadilloCon there were three panels on feminist science fiction and fantasy: one on the classic examples, one called “Badass, Babe, or None of the Above” on the archetypes for women in SF/F, and one on new … Continue reading →

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Posted in Conventions, fantasy, science fiction | Tagged Aqueduct Press, ArmadilloCon, BookWoman, James Morrow, L. Timmel Duchamp

New Gear Geekout: Part one, new skates

Posted on July 29, 2015 by Jennifer Stevenson

Speed skaters expect pain in the feet; they’re a bit like ballerinas that way. Derby girls of course expect pain everywhere else, but it doesn’t occur to them that for a good fit, the pain must start with the feet.

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Posted in Health, Lifestyle | Tagged skates, skating

I Was a Middle Aged Barn Rat, Part 7, “Teenage Days”

Posted on July 29, 2015 by Julianne Lee
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I Was a Middle Aged Barn Rat, Part 7, “Teenage Days.” This is a ten part blog series about the year I decided to pursue my lifelong interest in horses, based on an article that appeared in Equus, March 2015. … Continue reading →

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Posted in Animals, horses | Tagged aging, horses

Questions for Ursula K. Le Guin Are Now Closed

Posted on July 28, 2015 by Nancy Jane Moore

Due to the overwhelming response to Ursula K. Le Guin’s Navigation project, we have had to shut down the question form. Once she goes through the more than one hundred questions received so far and picks some to answer, we … Continue reading →

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Posted in Writers on Writing | Tagged Navigating the Ocean of Story

Punching Down

Posted on July 28, 2015 by Madeleine E. Robins

I saw something the other day that made me really angry, in that “what, were you raised in a woodshed or something?” sort of way. Prolonged, self-involved, privileged rudeness makes me on-beyond-cranky. And as I watched this behavior continue I … Continue reading →

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Posted in Culture, Rants | Tagged Manners

Navigation Q1: How do you make something good?

Posted on July 27, 2015 by Ursula K. Le Guin

“How do you make something good?” —Nancy Jane Moore Well, you could start with butter and fresh farm eggs, it’s hard to go wrong from there, unless you’re a vegan. All right, I’ll try to be serious — it’s a … Continue reading →

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Posted in Series, Writers on Writing | Tagged Navigation

Navigating the Ocean of Story

Posted on July 27, 2015 by Ursula K. Le Guin

Navigating the Ocean of Story Ursula K. Le Guin An Experiment I have enough vigor and stamina these days to write poems, for which I am very thankful. It takes quite a lot of vigor and stamina to write a … Continue reading →

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Posted in Series, Writers on Writing | Tagged Navigation

Story Excerpt Sunday: From Raiding the Hoard of Enchantment by Dave Smeds

Posted on July 26, 2015 by News Editor

Raiding the Hoard of Enchantment Seven Tales of High Fantasy by Dave Smeds from “The Beheaded Queen” [Editor’s note: When posted a few weeks ago, this excerpt was inadvertently truncated. It was meant to contain the entire opening scene of … Continue reading →

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Posted in fantasy | Tagged imaginary worlds, short stories, sorcery, Story Excerpt Sunday, women warriors

The Rambling Writer Hikes to Lake Ann on Mt. Shuksan

Posted on July 25, 2015 by Sara Stamey

Time for another mountain hike with Thor and Bear dog. As I’ve mentioned before, this year in the Pacific Northwest is presenting us with some weather patterns I’ve never seen before, and I was born and raised here. We’re in … Continue reading →

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Posted in Travel, Uncategorized | Tagged hiking, Lake Ann, Mt. Baker Highway, Mt. Shuksan

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