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Oct.23.2012
With the release of Episode Seven, Olivia and I are one step closer to the end. In fact, it is...
Sons of the KingEpisode SevenBeginning of the EndThis is the penultimate episode of our Christian Sci-Fantasy story. The three brothers are on the verge of meeting their destiny.I asked Olivia what she...
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Oct.22.2012
The weather's forecast was a little askew. Only the northern moutains above 4800 feet in our area donned white winter caps. Hard rain has been mixing it up with mid 40 temperatures and sunshine down here in the valley and lower elevations.
But the walk in was fun as cars splashed along...
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Oct.21.2012
Rags was in the dispensary receiving his third medal after getting his yearly rabies injection. His Intergalactic Passport was stamped and he headed out to meet his friends in the Forward Lounge. As he was leaving, the two small female Yorkshire Terriers reminded him that his medal was to prove...
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Oct.21.2012
Rags was in the dispensary receiving his third medal after getting his yearly rabies injection. His Intergalactic Passport was stamped and he headed out to meet his friends in the Forward Lounge. As he was leaving, the two small female Yorkshire Terriers reminded him that his medal was to prove...
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Oct.19.2012
Almost 3 PM. Just stopped the work day to walk to The Beanery and begin the writing day, part deux.
Feeling spent after writing this morning and then working, with just a few breaks. I had great hopes for work that I would get more accomplished but numerous interruptions slowed...
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Oct.19.2012
I was invited to the launch party of Harry Steinman's first book, Little Deadly Things. Harry and I met on Facebook; our common interest: positive dog training. The book is somewhere between SciFi and a Thriller, not the dog fiction I had anticipated. And it's self-published, which while...
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Oct.18.2012
Rags, Lee, Jaycob, and Miss ‘D’ spent the night above the city in the mountains. They talked into the wee hours of the morning. They viewed the 3-D hologram from Lee’s ‘Memory Maker’ and were amazed that it contained nearly four hours of Pegasus (Emma) talking to them as they sat and asked her...
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Oct.18.2012
Finishing up on the short story, "The Ghosts of Ashland," writing on location in my adopted town. Today's writing, as I climbed the cliff toward the ending, seemed like I was decorating a room, rearranging furniture and trying different color paints. "Does this work here? Let's...
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Oct.10.2012
I am not a heavy-duty sci-fi buff. There are a few science fiction authors I enjoy—Ursula K. LeGuin, Ray Bradbury, Stanislav Lem—and a small number of specific works that have become permanent inhabitants of my brain (The Left Hand of Darkness, Fahrenheit 451, Return from the Stars), but...
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Oct.09.2012
It's been a busy month in my world, and now that I've fully gotten into the swing of the fall semester I'm finally getting the chance to get back and deliver my (long awaited?) report on workshop and conference doings over the past few weeks, starting with...
1. GenCon. Yes, my...
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