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Tag Archives: politics
Well, that totally failed to look like freakin’ Tron.
It’s official. Those Solar Freakin’ Roadways that so many people out there spent so much money to support do not work. This isn’t a case of an experiment that failed. This isn’t a case of someone taking a chance on … Continue reading
The Case For Gender Segregated Bathrooms
Recently I have seen a fair amount of content regarding the laws passed in a couple of states that will permit business owners to use their own judgement in the designation of restrooms rather than forcing all bathrooms to designated … Continue reading
Venus And Mars Are All Right Tonight
I have been thinking a lot lately about themes in Science Fiction and the difference between exploring a theme and proselytizing. The line isn’t a clear one, and I suspect we all draw it in a slightly different place. To … Continue reading
Posted in Artists That I Admire, On Writing
Tagged creativity, politics, promotion, realism, relationship, science fiction, writing
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Goodbye Internet
I try to stay away from politics in this blog, but it occurs to me that if I don’t say something now I may not get the chance to say it later, and I want to have this on record. … Continue reading
Posted in On Promotion, On Publishing, On Writing
Tagged personal, politics, promotion, publishing, streaming television, technology, writing
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Bad Female Characters
Recently a friend on Facebook asked for opinions of the rumored reboot of Ghostbusters which is supposed to feature a female cast. My answer ended up growing too long for a Facebook reply, but I have been thinking about the … Continue reading
Posted in Artists That I Admire, On Promotion, On Publishing, On Writing, Who I am
Tagged challange, creativity, drama, entertainment, film, Humor, politics, promotion, publishing, realism, writing
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Rerun: The National Endowment For Plumbing
[Originally published on 25 August, 2012] knock, knock “Hello?” “Hello. I am from the National Endowment For Plumbing, and I’ve got an invoice for two faucets here.” “I didn’t order any faucets.” “You don’t have to—the Federal government ordered them … Continue reading
Meanwhile, in East Berlin
I almost forgot–my co-author Jessika O’Sullivan has posted the first two chapters of Eisenstrasse on her blog. Go and check it out–it is a lot different than my usual work. Historical fiction with 3d person multiple POV’s. Chapter One and Chapter … Continue reading
Posted in Artists That I Admire, On Writing
Tagged challange, collaboration, Historical fiction, politics, realism, work in progress, writing
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No Library Has Ever Banned A Book.
Let’s just make something clear here, okay? Libraries don’t ban books. Libraries cannot ban books. No librarian has ever kicked down the door of a publishing house and seized control of the presses to keep a book from being printed. … Continue reading
The National Endowment For Plumbing
knock, knock “Hello?” “Hello. I am from the National Endowment For Plumbing, and I’ve got an invoice for two faucets here.” “I didn’t order any faucets.” “You don’t have to—the Federal government ordered them for you.” “But I don’t need … Continue reading