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Tenants of the House
Some good rumination over opening sentences in a post by Paul Jessup, who links to one by Jay Lake, who links to one by Richard Parks, who links to one by Andy Duncan. Writers writing about writing don’t always write … Continue reading
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The Good, the Bad, and the Stigmatized
It looks like the Library of America is going to have a second volume of Philip K. Dick novels edited by Jonathan Lethem. It seems like it was only last Fall I was blogging about the first volume, and it … Continue reading
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Heroes: After the Shark
Eh. Not all bad, but lots of badness carried over from the previous season, and there is new badness added to the mix. On the up side, the plot-line involving the older generation of heroes looks like it may go … Continue reading
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“Here I Come to Save the Day!”
Scientists plan to create a supermouse.
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A Box, an Onion, Assorted Swordsmen
The Onion AV Club has been running an interesting feature on its blog where one of the editors, Keith Phipps, reviews in turn each one of the 75 “vintage” (= damn old) paperbacks he bought in a big box from … Continue reading
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Black Gate and Synchronicity
Last weekend I was clearing out a long-neglected corner of our house when I found a letter addressed to me. “Weird,” I said to myself, looking at the envelope. “That looks like my own writing, too.” Then I realized: it … Continue reading
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Flashing Swords Unsheathed Again
In good news for readers of adventure fiction, the late lamented e-zine Flashing Swords, founded by the irreplaceable Howard A. Jones, is relaunching in Fall 2007 with a new slate of editors. Candidly, I don’t know the work of the … Continue reading
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Star Trek: The Zombie Voyages
This probably falls into that very large category of “Things Everybody Knows Except Me” but apparently a group of dedicated fans has been producing a series of webisodes that continue the original “Five Year Mission” of the Enterprise. This entails … Continue reading
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This and That and That Over There
a.) “Sword and Planet” stories and Edgar Rice Burroughs have both come up in recent threads on the usually (too) quiet swordandsorcery community. 2.) The wise and the good tell us to “write with nouns and verbs, not with adjectives … Continue reading
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