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Occasional Notes On Writing
Everyone who writes has their own reasons for doing it, their own way of doing it, their own justification for what and how they do it. What I think is crap and hack is produced by people who believe in … Continue reading
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Booklist List
Booklist, the magazine of the American Library Association, puts out an annual fantasy and science fiction issue. One of the features is an editor’s choice top ten, and they’ve put The Painting and the City on it. It’s an interesting … Continue reading
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Guardian article on fantasy
Lots of good stuff in this article from the Guardian by Damien G. Walter. …And to judge by the narratives that have filtered down to us through oral traditions and early written records, fantasy has always been essential to those … Continue reading
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Tim Robinson
I’ve only just found out that Tim Robinson, who did the illustration for the cover of Psychological Methods To Sell Should Be Destroyed, has a blog. Go there and see what he’s been up to.
Sentimentality
Not a big fan of. But I miss Three Brother’s Bakery. It’s near where my parents lived in Houston. It’s what bakery means to me. I even dated one of the brother’s daughters when I was in college (one date, … Continue reading
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Zanzibar
Announcing that French publisher Zanzibar Editions has picked up two books, The Painting and the City and Psychological Methods To Sell Should Be Destroyed. Writer and editor Anne-Sylvie Homassel (stories in English in Strange Tales and Strange Tales II from … Continue reading
