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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Publication News – Two Volume Collection
This has been in the works for a bit, but I’d like to officially announce that Hydra House, run by Tod McCoy, will be putting out my two volume set of science fiction stories, NEAR and FAR. I’m excited about … Continue reading
The Easter Bunny Must Die, Part 21
(I know it’s only one chapter this week, but I had a deadline on a story for an anthology. More next week!) If you haven’t read the story yet, the best starting point is here. Chapter Eleven And what can … Continue reading
Posted in easter bunny must die
Tagged death, serial fiction, serial novel, shadow casino, the easter bunny must die
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For the Dictionary Readers
A recent Locus Roundtable question led me to thinking about this. It starts with a confession: I read dictionaries, a habit since early, early years of Richard Scarry. Not cover to cover, as you would a novel. Rather I pick … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged alice in wonderland, dictionaries, Locus roundtable, morphology, NIDOR, richard scarry, words, writing resources
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Free Ebooks for Women’s History Month
It’s Women’s History Month, and while I don’t usually pay much attention to that sort of thing, it’s a topic that’s certainly worthy. I didn’t know a lot about the women’s suffrage movement in America until I was hired to … Continue reading
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Tagged Carrie Chapman Catt, charlotte perkins gilman, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Frankenstein, Ida Husted Harper, Lucretia Mott, Lucy Stone, Mary Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft, Matilda Joslyn Gage, Susan B. Anthony, victoria woodhull, women's history month, women's suffrage
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The Easter Bunny Must Die, Part 20
If you’re starting from the beginning, I suggest going here. This is Chapter Ten. Next week, I’ll be releasing chapters on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, in order to try that schedule and see how well it works with my writing … Continue reading
