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Next Friday, pay a visit…
…to Sister Elizabeth Donderstock! (Yay Brooke and Rob! Can’t wait to see it!) Read more
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Challenge
In an e-mail I just wrote to a friend, I describe a story/project thing that I’m working on at the moment, and how it’s challenging me in all sorts of different ways on how I need to structure its narrative and form. At the end of my description of this somewhat multi-media story I’m creating,… Read more
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Is this the singularity?
I love interesting statistics like the one in this video from Youtube, which as been making the rounds among blogs and sites concerned with economic development lately. I feel like I should be watching Braveheart or something when I watch it, but you’ll get the point. We’re, uh…a little behind, I think. The world’s moving faster… Read more
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A fun test
Not totally accurate on all counts, but fun nonetheless. What does your drawing say about YOU? The results of your analysis: You tend to pursue many different activities simultaneously. When misfortune does happen, it doesn’t actually dishearten you all that much. You are a thoughtful and cautious person. You like to think about your method,… Read more
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Want to go to the Nebula Awards?
Abebooks.com has joined up with the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America to offer a chance for readers to win two tickets to the Nebula Awards Banquet in New York City this May 11th through the 13th. No travel is provided, but a two-night stay at the Marriot is included, so if you live in the… Read more
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Crawford Award
Congratulations to M. Rickert, whose first collection Map of Dreams is this year’s winner of the Crawford Award! The Crawford Award is given to a fantasy novelist whose first fantasy book was published during the preceding 18 months. It’s one of several awards presented by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts, and is… Read more
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