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Monthly Archives: May 2016
GUEST POST!!! On the Tracking of Progress, by A.B. Keuser
Hey, folks! It’s me. Below we have a first for this site: a guest post! This entry is by A.B. Keuser, a speculative fiction author who, by her own words, “spends a lot of time making things up and figuring … Continue reading
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Something for Thursday
My day started annoying and spiraled from there, so no music until now. Sorry. But here’s some cheesy movie music from what may be the cheesiest sci-fi movie of all time.
Progress! I has it!
So my writing month of April is in the books! How did it go? Well: That word total is just in drafting Lighthouse Boy, which I have now retitled Seaflame!, after its main character. (Yes, I’m using an exclamation point … Continue reading
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National Poetry Month, day thirty
Guess what? I wrote this and forgot to publish it, until Roger goosed me. Oops. Today ends National Poetry Month, and I considered writing some kind of summation, but I’ll just leave it at this: Read poetry. It isn’t hard … Continue reading