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Category Archives: writing
More on Genre Bending
As stated previously, I’m a fan of StoryHack Magazine first as a reader and second as a writer and third as a writer who has graced its pages. Sure, one of my stories appeared in Issue 0, and another will … Continue reading
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Arrival – Part Two
Did you know Arrival earned eight Oscar nominations? It even won an Oscar for best sound editing. It’s nice to see Hollywood take a sci-fi film seriously for once, even if the film they take seriously was one carefully crafted … Continue reading
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Why PulpRev?
Late in the most recent episode of Geek Gab, the inestimable host asks (relative) newcomer to the PulpRev a very interesting question: Why Pulp Revolution? Her answer (at 35:00) is very telling: “The enthusiasm.” It was great to hear that … Continue reading
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Modern Sci-Fi, A House Build on Sand
By way of a comment at the Castalia House Blog, an interesting analysis of the shifting sands of The Politics of Star Trek by Tim Sandefeur. Worth noting is how the modern refusal to ground Star Trek in the fertile soil … Continue reading
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Proofreading For People Who Hate Proofreading
A literary pal asked for a proofreader for one of his projects, and as a fan of the guy I leapt at the chance. Editing, I have no experience with, but I can find a mis-spelled homophone like a boss. … Continue reading
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The Company He Keeps
Looking down the length of the barricades in the culture war on which I stand, I see nothing by faces I’m proud to fight alongside: Makes me feel like one of the Gondorian knights standing behind Aragorn and Gimli and Théoden King … Continue reading
Learning From Everything
By now you’ve all heard about Diversity and Comics. He watches the train wrecks so you don’t have to, but he does it in a way that really helps readers understand WHY current Marvel sucks worse than [insert Razoerfist analogy … Continue reading
The Mollison Method
Dorrinal interviewed the Mark Kern on yesterday’s edition of Game Night, part of the Geek Gab Multimedia Entertainment Conglomerate. The chat for all of their shows is worth the price of admission alone; the regular crew features faces familiar to … Continue reading
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It’s Research, Not Gravedancing
My morning commute has slowly evolved into the Diversity and Comics Roadshow. For those not in the know, the nameless creator of this YouTube series talks comics. Usually, he reviews a single issue of a comic book, but he also … Continue reading
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Two Paths Converged
Two paths will lead you to the heights of literary success, and neither of them are free of rocks, wrong turns, and pitfalls. One path is paved with hard work and dedication. Years of long hours, careful study, … Continue reading