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February 28, 2006

Darker ways in Lanagan's 'Black Juice'

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(Happy ReadingYA Blogger-versary! We've been reading together for a whole year!) 'What If' is the question at the heart of Margo...
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Notes on the Messenger

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Regarding his opinion on meaning in movies, a quote is often attributed to Samuel Goldwyn : "If you want to send a message, call Wester...
February 27, 2006

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NPR reports, February 27, 2006 · Author Octavia Butler died on Friday. Butler was a leading science fiction writer who won every major awa...
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Literary Pursuits

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(February 24th was Happy 1 Year Blogger-versary to US!) The SF Chronicle Book Page had a great little review of Monkey Town by Ronald Kidd...
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February 22, 2006

Randomly

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Thanks to Nat for a great 'starving artist' way to support the survivors of the Katrina mess. As the New Orleans libraries are rest...
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February 21, 2006

Oh please, oh, please, oh, PLEASE...

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...tell me that this is a JOKE ??? At least tell me that it was self published and no one paid the author. But I'm thinkin' I...
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February 17, 2006

Epiphany du Jour

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You know, I had kind of a strange thought while I was emailing a friend today on a completely non-writing-related topic. (And if you're ...
February 16, 2006

Random High School Memory of the Day

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I was thinking random things in the shower and my free-associating train of thought led me from peering at my legs (which have changed muscu...
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February 15, 2006

New Market for Mysteries!

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From the latest SCBWI newsletter: Startup children's magazine is looking for writers and illustrators - A Michigan based publishing comp...
February 14, 2006

Gritty Realism with a Purpose

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I don't often gravitate towards novels you'd describe as "edgy" or "gritty." Often I find them to be all grit an...
February 13, 2006

Writing, Randomly

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Lots going on to post this week in the world of words. First, I've read a lot of reviews of the Curious George phenomena, and the brouh...
February 10, 2006

Ground Floor

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Mini history lesson: Many years ago, science fiction was almost solely the purview of magazines. The decline and fall of the 'penny drea...
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February 08, 2006

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Okay, okay... Obviously I owe the Post Office a little love after badmouthing them over the rate hike... I mean, yeah, rate hikes are not s...
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A sunny weekend at the beach...?

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Looking for something other than the L.A. Conference this next summer? The Writer magazine is pleased to begin what we hope will be a long ...
February 07, 2006

(The 101st Post. Cool, huh?)

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I've always said that the most fun thing about writing is that I can be me -- or anyone else. When the writer is automatically expecte...

Spoken Word Novels: Breaking Out!

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There's something really cool about Paul Fleischman (aside from him being the son of the bearded and fabulous writer Sid Fleischman ). ...

No Longer the Promised One

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I read cover copy fairly often when picking up a book in the library. I scrutinize the covers and glance through the first chapter before ch...
February 05, 2006

Weekend Words

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Now, how cool is this? The Redwood City's Orion School Book Fair featured 11-year olds confidently showing off their portfolios of stor...
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February 03, 2006

Random

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Okay , I know this isn't regarding writing, per se, but Wikipedia as organic online encyclopedic phenomenon is so useful to my life for...
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...And more contests

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Stopped by the cheerfully hokey W.I.N. competition page, and for all of its fun factor in having a "But wait! There's more!" ...
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