Odds are, if you’re reading this, you’re a fan of what I do. And I appreciate that. I deeply, deeply do. And I always feel I can do more for […]
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DREAMSCAPE: A Bad Movie I’ve Watched Many, Many, MANY Times
Dennis Quaid had a pretty good run as a leading man in the late 80s, and while he dipped, he did come back later pretty solidly in his later years, […]
Read moreTouching the Third Rail
Some moments at ArmadilloCon, at the panels and in the writers’ workshop, reminded me how there are a handful of… let’s say challenging topics to handle when writing SFF Fiction. Now, […]
Read morePost ArmadilloCon Fall Down Go Boom
Folks, ArmadilloCon was a wonderful run this year. The workshop went swimmingly, thanks to Rebecca Schwarz, and there were many great panels and conversations and seeing people I never get […]
Read moreScrambling my ducks, or… something.
So, I’m scrambling to get my ducks in a row before ArmadilloCon, so little in terms of a proper post. If you are at ArmadilloCon, come say hello. You might […]
Read moreArmadilloCon This Weekend
This upcoming weekend is ArmadilloCon, which is my hometown convention, and is a favorite of mine. So this is a bit of a busy week of prep for me, on […]
Read moreExcerpt from THE IMPOSTERS OF AVENTIL
THE IMPOSTERS OF AVENTIL is out in a little over two months, so it’s high time to start talking seriously about its release. And what better way to kick things off […]
Read moreKRULL: A Bad Movie I’ve Watched Many, Many, MANY Times
As I’ve said before, there’s something to admire about a movie that points to the fences and swings with everything that it has. Because Krull is just that movie. It […]
Read moreScrapbooking for Real Inspiration
I don’t tend to– consciously any way– mine too much of real life into my novels. Obviously there’s bits and pieces, some of it more overt than others. Well, there […]
Read moreELECTRIC DREAMS: A Bad Movie I’ve Watched Many, Many, MANY Times
The Eighties got a lot of mileage out of the idea that computers were magic. I mean, the fundamental principle of Weird Science is that Wyatt has, like, a 386 […]
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