NPR has now put out it’s final list, based on the votes put in. Of my 10, seven made it in, with Lies of Locke Lamora and the Octavia Butler […]
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Pre-ArmadilloCon, Part Two: Panels I’ll be attending
In addition to the panels I’ll be on, there are plenty of other panels I’m excited about. (Though possibly the one I’m most excited about, “The Second Book is the […]
Read morePre-ArmadilloCon, Part One: My ArmadilloCon Schedule
So, I’ve now received my schedule for ArmadilloCon. As this is my first time being on the panel side of things (as well as teaching in the Writers’ Workshop), I’m […]
Read moreAnd now some things I didn’t vote for
Last week I talked about what I voted on for NPR’s top 100 SF/F novels of all time. Voting is now closed, but the winners haven’t been announced yet. So […]
Read moreNPR’s Top 100 Sci-fi and Fantasy Novels of All-time
Right now (until August 12th) you can vote on NPR’s list for the 100 top Sci-fi and Fantasy novels of all time. I’ve put mine in, and while there are […]
Read moreWorking on a working space
I do most of my writing work on my laptop. This is mostly out of practicality, in that I kind of need to be mobile and write when and where […]
Read moreOn Conventions
So, the DFWCon has announced when and where the 2012 convention is going to be. It’s in a completely different place than last year– which is a good thing, since […]
Read moreAnother Map for another busy day
Today’s post is another map. A lot going on this week. Maybe the next post will be a guided culinary tour through Druthal…
Read moreThat crazy muse
I have mentioned that the personification of my muse is something of a wild-eyed chain-smoking conspiracy nut that whispers crazy things in my ear. The thing is, like most muses, […]
Read moreWorldbuilding: Setting the Limits
I was reminded by Mike Caton’s post about the sometimes artificial limits we place on our worlds when we are building them. On some level, that’s because without those limits, […]
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