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Author Archives: JE
Fellowship of the Thing
Apologies for my relative silence on social media. I’m engaged on a lunatic plan to write a pair of novels over the summer, and I’ve made some significant progress. This evening I got north of 20,000 words on one (a … Continue reading
Posted in academia, fantasy, language, Myth & Legend, social media, writing
Tagged Old Norse, saga
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Hopefully the 3-Legged Kind
The typo of the day is stool (where I intended stood). It changed the meaning of the sentence a little.
Posted in Typo of the Day, writing
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Mercilessly Great
Not much new here, as I am writing heavily on two new projects, and gearing up to teach a summer course. But here’s some of the stuff I’ve been writing to: Calibro 35, this completely crazy, retro-funk, soundtrackulous band from … Continue reading
Cure for the Summertime Blues
I’ve been somewhat dreading my summer course without realizing why. Today, as I was starting to set it up, I figured that out. The last time I taught a full course online was during COVID lockdown, and the process is … Continue reading
Outline or Straight-Out Lying?
Whenever I’m writing anything substantial, there comes a moment where I look at the outline and am reminded of this old Sidney Harris cartoon. If it’s a fantasy novel, frequently what’s required is an actual miracle. Those are the easy … Continue reading
Small and/or Fuzzy
D adopted a new friend. It’s a little too soon for me, but her canine pal left us almost 2 years ago; she’s been pretty patient. So: meet Reuben Sandwich, PhD. Dr. Sandwich is five years old. His research interests … Continue reading
Hungry Heart
Typo of the day is hamelt, for an intended Hamlet. Clearly I should not have skipped lunch.
Posted in art, food, Myth & Legend, Typo of the Day, words
Tagged Hamlet
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WTF?
I’m looking around online for editions of the Hrafnistumannasǫgur—which is a perfectly normal thing to do on Friday night; I don’t care what the kids down at the sock hop say—and I found a pretty decent edition for the third … Continue reading
Four Dead in Ohio
May 4, 1970
Grades Are In…
and the doctor is out!