Monthly Archives: October 2009

“Crow may have drawn us a roadmap to Morlock.” “The crows would never do that!” I shouted at the screen. “Morlock and them have a deal!” Then I realized… different Crow… different Morlock.

1. Belated but unbowed, I posted a sort of review of the movie Where the Wild Things Are at the Blog Gate. 2. The Sci Fi Guys Book Review guys interviewed me a while ago for one of their periodic … Continue reading →

1. A new Babel Clash post, this one about the perils and pleasures of live storytelling. 2. An insanely beautiful day today. It was that kind of autumn day you remember wistfully from childhood, thinking, “I must be making that … Continue reading →

Babel Clash: Are we living in a pop Golden Age or a Silver Age–and, more importantly, what’s the exchange rate?

New Babel Clash: Respectobiggles of the Mainstream. (Actually, respectobiggles don’t come up, but now I wish I’d thought of them. Maybe the next time this perennial topic comes up.)

New Babel Clash: Using reality, or vice versa.

Courtesy of Black Gate and Pyr, win a free copy of This Crooked Way, the book that many are calling, “A book about Morlock and some other characters.”

…into your blog I will creep. (At least, if you’re the Borders Babel Clash blog. Not otherwise, on advice of counsel.) A new entry here, this one with a video subtext, a political surtext, and a pro-fabulistic agenda. “What do … Continue reading →

More genre-mixing in today’s “Babel Clash” post.

A new “Babel Clash” post now up, this one titled (with classical restraint) “Monster Cowboys in Space!” It’s about genre mixing, as far as I can tell.