But fortunately, even though PKD is still dead in this wonderful novel by Michael Bishop, his “tangible ghost” is present and making changes to reality. Fairwood Press has reissued Philip K. Dick Is Dead, Alas – originally published in 1987 … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: November 2015
Two weeks ago, I wrote about the waiting game, in which writers are forced to wait and wait and wait for anything in publishing to get done. However, the waiting game has an opposite: the anti-waiting game. The anti-waiting game … Continue reading
This soup is also definitely quick and dirty, and not for when you’re on a diet. High fat, high-carb, and soooo yummy. Be careful of serving this to those with crab allergies!
Continue readingIt has often seemed to me that fans of J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings (and The Hobbit) fall into two categories: those who adore Peter Jackson’s films and those who despise them. I fall into … Continue reading
Rendezvous Where Immortals Come to Play… Annie Bloom runs the newest branch of Rendezvous, an exclusive luxury resort for the immortal fey, and arranges a gala soiree to celebrate its anniversary. Just as a committee from the Board of Directors … Continue reading
This post is part of an ongoing series, the Author’s Alphabet. Click on the tag below to read more in the series! B is for Book. Continuing on our theme of obvious alphabet letters… But what exactly do we mean … Continue reading
Congratulations to our own Linda Nagata, whose science fiction novel, The Red: First Light is featured among Publishers Weekly‘s Best Novels of 2015. In fact, it’s one of six SF&F novels cited by PW as 2015 noteworthies. The review posted on the PW … Continue reading
Danny by Steven Harper Mom’s in her ignore phase again, and today I biked around the lake to Uncle Zack’s. He makes his living from a little cluster of cottages he owns on Lake Trick. In the summer he rents … Continue reading
(Picture from here.) Yeah, another State of the Farm. We’re still in harvest season. It tasks me. I shall have it. I’ve complained about this year’s weather before and, truth be told, we did not get the amount of garden … Continue reading